When considering giving your opinion, it’s helpful to reflect on things a little bit from various points of view first. You won’t have lived in their shoes but you can think a little about what that would mean if you could.
Also, what was this topic like 200 years ago? What would be the ideal outcome today?
Can you think of a few more ways to consider the question from a different perspective?
Make your plans in writing. Review them frequently. Revise them as necessary.
This one habit, practised daily, at least weekly, will have a dramatic impact on your life.
Focus on what you would love, not what you would not want in your life. Whatever you are thinking about, that’s what you’re gonna get more of. So if you think of things that you don’t want, you’ll get more of them and if you think of things that you do want, you’ll get more of those.
Your mindset is incredibly powerful, so learn to use it very well. Become a specialist in how to use your mind.
What are your top thoughts on a given day? Which three or five key positions continue to circulate in your mind? Review these thoughts and why you are having them.
Are these thoughts helpful to you or someone else?
Watch history to learn from others. Don’t watch too long though. Better to spend more time making history.
Conceive of a plan and execute that plan with speed and precision. Adjust your sails as needed but don’t let your foot off the accelerator.
Get out there. Make history!
It feels great to win!
Plan to win. Visualise it. See the effort, the winning and the after winning. Feel the exuberance. Live the experience. Enjoy it fully.
Assess each word. Be aware of your own bias. Stay level headed. Consider that everything you’re hearing could be a lie. Check sources.
Find what you enjoy doing and stay obsessed. Spend time learning about it and improving your skills.
Success will come. Maybe not as fast as you would like. However, over time, it may end up more exciting than you ever imagined!
That’s it. The rest will usually fall in place.
Look to simple solutions, especially to complex problems. Small, simple steps, building on one another, will eventually drive the best result.
