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This is how Michael Gerber titled his famous book: The E-Myth (entrepreneur’s myth): I will do it all by myself. Nope. If you try to succeed that way, you will burn yourself out. Your business growth will be capped by your own abilities and capabilities. Most likely, you will become the bottleneck of your business. […]
Shawn Achor, in his book Big Potential (which is one of my favorite books) tells the story of taking part in the study as a guinea pig. He was informed that the study’s objective was to learn how the elderly fall.
If you will live like no one else, later you can live like no one else.” ― Dave Ramsey November 2011 I lived like everybody else. I woke up at 5:30 am to get on a train at 6:10 am, so I could be on time at work. Walking to the train station, I prayed […]
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If you will live like no one else, later you can live like no one else.” ― Dave Ramsey November 2011 I lived like everybody else. I woke up at 5:30 am to get on a train at 6:10 am, so I could be on time at work. Walking to the train station, I prayed […]
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Thumbnail photo by Alexandr Podvalny from Pexels I live 500 miles from Kjiv, and the best I can do is to avoid media. The war in Ukraine was no surprise to me. I’m Polish....
Photo by SHVETS production from Pexels Your beliefs create your reality. There was a time in my life when I had sneered at such statements. Pshaw! Beliefs! Anything else? Maybe a Santa Claus or a tooth fairy? Oh, my old, ignorant, stupid self. A tooth fairy may share a lot of features with beliefs — nobody saw them in real […]
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People have a really hard time when trying to develop a gratitude practice. Quickly, they “run out” of the things they are grateful for. I say, we are like fish who don’t notice water around them. We have the whole ocean of things to be grateful for.
Hi. Meet reality. It looks like this:(The Slight Edge chart) Only what you do consistently over a long period matters. The consequences of your spontaneous actions are irrelevant in the long run. Today you spontaneously decide to sit on a couch and binge-watch a series on Netflix. Tomorrow you spontaneously decide to go for a […]
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Extrapolation based on experience First of all, thanks to my good habits I will have a future worth looking forward to. Habits compound. Bad habits lead you into a worse future. Good habits led you into a better one. This is the reality: By the way, this is how I discern between good and bad […]
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The reasons why we quit may be various and most of them come down to the wrong motivation. The way you articulated the question makes the most obvious reason for abandoning your habits: Chasing Novelty Humans have this natural (for us!) tendency to chase novelties. Why? I don’t much care. It is what it is. […]
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