Go for a walk. Sit at a cafe. Check out a museum. Do an activity together.
No phones. No tech.
Old school enjoyment is great. Try it again.
Go for a walk. Sit at a cafe. Check out a museum. Do an activity together.
No phones. No tech.
Old school enjoyment is great. Try it again.
You don’t need to play tug of war all the time. You can let the rope go.
That constant pulling will tire you out mentally and physically. Just let it go.
It is the same with every argument, issue and unsettled thought. Let it go.
You can always come back to it if you really need to.
Invite people to join you. Help them see the benefits of accepting your outstretched hand.
If you make a lot of offers, you’re likely to close some deals. It’s based on the law of large numbers.
So don’t be shy. Tell people clearly what you want. It’s the best way to actually get closer to what you really want!
Working hard, with purpose, feels great. Every day.
Even if you’re putting in 10, 14 or 16 hour days for many days in a row, you will appreciate the feeling.
If you really should be speaking to someone, then make the call !!
Your mother, brother, sister, friends, parents, child, investor, old school teacher, and others, will appreciate it.
Flashy is fine occasionally, but you are better off being conservative in most aspects of life.
Enjoy it.
Positive planning is a great way to create momentum in the direction you want to go. Planning out how you’re getting from here to where you want to be is so much more powerful than saying what you don’t want.
If you focus on what you don’t want, you’re likely to get some or all of it just by referencing it and bringing it toward you. I wouldn’t do that.
Focus on what you absolutely want. Make positive plans to get it. Write out those plans. Work towards that plan every day.
Not all detours lead to disappointment. Often, where the detour leads and how it makes you feel, is a function of how you see the world.
If you believe everything is unfolding to a master plan, then you accept that this is how it will go. If you believe you have much more personal control over things, you will be more concerned when things don’t go the way you had planned.
Which way do you think?
This is an important life hack. Being fit as a child helps you to be able to participate in more things. It is also good for self-esteem.
Later in life, staying fit is helpful in reducing stress and finding and keeping a love interest.
In the greying years, staying fit helps to keep you healthier and remain a lower fall risk for longer. Strength training is a key element in this too.
While some may find this a controversial post, if it is read objectively, it is hard to argue the points.