The Right Advice at the Wrong Time is the Wrong Advice
Blindly sticking to a practice can make a bad situation worse
Laws are universal. Principles are how we apply a law to get a desired effect. Practices are highly situational.
Blindly sticking to a practice can make a bad situation worse
Laws are universal. Principles are how we apply a law to get a desired effect. Practices are highly situational.
A choice can be offset, but not undone
When you’ve made a wrong choice, you can’t go back and do it over. Here are the dos and don’ts of what to do next.
Pick the reality you want to experience
Somewhere, there’s a version of you that’s made all the right decisions. Why not make those decisions here?
How you measure time depends on where your focus is
How we measure time is not how we experience it. We need both.
Play to your strengths, but develop new strengths, too
Become strong where you’re weak so you don’t become weak where you’re strong.
Give your brain a chance to talk yourself out of acting on a bad impulse
Give yourself five seconds to talk yourself out of acting on a bad impulse.
Don’t waste your time or scare yourself off
Easy goals are boring. Impossible goals are frustrating. Challenging goals facilitate growth.
A mindset where everybody wins
Being courageous and considerate aren’t that hard, unless you’re trying to do both at the same time.
No one expects you to know what you’re doing when you’re getting started
Nobody expects you to know what you’re doing when you’re just getting started. You shouldn’t apologize for learning.
Like it or not, they’ll shape tomorrow, too
Our choices have determined how we ended up where we are today. That gives us control over where we go tomorrow.