Motivation is closely tied to our expectation of success.
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What you do now is infinitely more inspiring than what you say you’ll do in the future.
Most people just want four things: connection, autonomy, progress and a peaceful state of mind.
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Vacuums
Before bringing in the new we must create a vacuum.
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The Joker’s Journal
What career switchers can learn from Joaquin Phoenix, Heath Ledger, Natalie Portman and other great actors.
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First Intelligence by Simone Wright
Intuition is not a mystical power held by a few, but rather an innate tool that we need to exercise daily.
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Guardrails
Left unattended, our strengths can quickly become weaknesses.
Success does not always come from thinking, trying or striving harder.
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Making Your Perfect Day a Reality
Design a day full of small wins, and your perfect day is right around the corner. Here are eight exercises to help you do so.
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What’s Your Perfect Day?
Unlock your perfect day with these 10 questions.
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No Matter What, A Beautiful State
How can we enjoy life not only when everything goes our way, but also when things don’t?
Investing in money or friends is a false dichotomy – of course we should invest in both. But which gives more security?
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Outsight, then Insight
“Outsight, much more than reflection, lets you reshape your image of what you can do and what is worth doing.” – Herminia Ibarra
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Evaluating Your Perfect Day
Did today matter? Why or why not?
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The Mathematics of Gift
Gifting has an exponential ripple effect.
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On Waking Up Late
When I’m not living my perfect day, I’ve learned to examine the context surrounding my behavior, and question the assumptions behind not only my perfect day but what conventional wisdom says is good, right and acceptable. Most of all I’ve learned to forgive myself.
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Let’s Crush “Crushing It”
Before using ready made phrases I’ll pause and think: do they expand or shrink the listener’s worldview? Do they invite or mute conversation? What worldview do they enforce? Better yet, I won’t use them at all.
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Who Is More Important: Achiever or Believer?
How powerful are the narratives that we hold others in? And that others hold us in?
Marketing begins with the questions: “What does the other party want? What does it value? What are its goals? What does it consider results?”
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Movie Theaters: Endgame
The age of distraction-free movie going is over