3-2-1: How to find your way in life, the power of quiet weeks, and the problem with smart people
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3-2-1: How to find your way in life, the power of quiet weeks, and the problem with smart people
Reflect: A call to pause before you start the journey and then at various steps along the way, understanding that change and choice occur from the inside out. Connect: A step where you request feedback and counsel from trusted friends and guides, recognizing that isolation is fatal—no one should make this journey alone. Explore: A beginning of the
... See moreRichard J. Leider • Life Reimagined: Discovering Your New Life Possibilities
“Optimism early, pessimism in the middle, optimism late.
Your starting position has to be somewhat optimistic or you’ll talk yourself out of getting started. Believing in what you are about to do does not guarantee success, but a lack of belief can prevent it.
Once you’ve committed, pessimism becomes useful. Question things. Find holes in your plan. ... See more
Your starting position has to be somewhat optimistic or you’ll talk yourself out of getting started. Believing in what you are about to do does not guarantee success, but a lack of belief can prevent it.
Once you’ve committed, pessimism becomes useful. Question things. Find holes in your plan. ... See more
3-2-1 Thursday newsletter - James Clear • 3-2-1: How to Have Healthy Relationships, Optimism vs Pessimism, and the Power of Forgiveness
And second, who needs what you have to offer but doesn’t know it yet? These are people you need to educate, convert, and invite into what you’re offering. Once you’ve looked at your industry and/or way of giving from some different angles, then it’s good to examine your relationship to creativity and inspiration.
Danielle LaPorte • The Fire Starter Sessions
Save a few minutes before leaving the office, before stopping work, or simply toward the end of your day to think about what just happened. Look at your calendar and compare what actually happened—the meetings you attended, the work you got done, the conversations you had, the people with whom you interacted, even the breaks you took—with your plan
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