This is more than semantic gymnastics. People have a right to ask you questions about your motives to get a better understanding. But when they openly question what your motives are, you need to evaluate them yourself.
Year: 2019
I had a hard time getting this week’s message recorded and sent. But I got it recorded and sent (although a little late) without skipping much of a beat because of the amount of time I have been podcasting and working on this podcast specifically.
Wherever the phrase ‘show your work’ comes up, images of two types of students you remember from high school pop into your head.
The effort you put into doing ‘just one more’ during your practice sessions, even when you feel like you are at the brink of exhaustion, will be well worth it once you step into game time conditions.
Improvisation is the skill you need when all alternative plans turn out to be useless.
You don’t need the full checklist for most things people will do for you, and you should not have to present a full checklist to offer people for what you are going to do for them.
Hyping a perfect morning routine was all the rage. Now, there is a shift to admitting you can’t maintain a perfect morning routine. In this episode, I go deeper into the thought process behind creating your own ‘best for you’ morning routine, while using the thought process of my own actual routine as an example.
Resourcefulness is the ability to make the most of the resources you have on hand.
People have a false belief that those they aspire to be like can offer them the advice they need within a random casual conversation.
Avoid the mass confusion and lack of resources available to you when you plan your ‘resolutions’ with the beginning of a new calendar year. Declare your time for change and reflection when you observe your personal New Year’s Day on your date of birth.