People are poor judges of importance and inflate minutiae to fill time and feel important. – Timothy Ferris
We often convince ourselves that we’re too swamped with tasks. More often than not, it’s just an excuse. Our schedules aren’t as packed as we claim—they’re filled with trivial activities, merely to tick off boxes.
Take a moment to honestly assess how you allocate your time. Are the activities you engage in truly fulfilling, or are they merely box-checking exercises?
The ability to stick around for a long time, without wiping out or being forced to give up, is what makes the biggest difference. This should be the cornerstone of your strategy, whether it’s in investing or your career or a business you own. – Morgan Housel
No accomplished individual emerges unscathed; I’ve certainly collected my share of wounds, both visible and unseen, along life’s journey. What distinguishes winners from the rest is their resilience—the ability to persevere despite setbacks. They’re the ones actively engaged, not merely observing from the sidelines or offering commentary.
Stay grounded, brush off your shoulders, and press on. You’ll never regret pushing forward
Regret is reserved for those who give up.
“The truth is that our finest moments are most likely to occur when we are feeling deeply uncomfortable, unhappy, or unfulfilled. For it is only in such moments, propelled by our discomfort, that we are likely to step out of our ruts and start searching for different ways or truer answers.” – M. Scott Peck
How true it is. If you’ve ever been so down that it made you angry, this is a good sign. If you then decided to get up and do something about it, you’re in a great position.
Remember that feeling. Remember how fed up you were. When that motivation wanes, which it will, have the discipline to keep doing the things that will propel you to new heights.
Before you know it, you’ll be looking back. You’ll be proud, not of what you obtained, but with your resilience.
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“Better to endure pain in an honourable manner than to seek joy in a shameful one.” – Massimo Pigliucci
Don’t be the person that finds pleasure in things that aren’t fruitful or wholesome. I used to judge people based on what they found amusing. I still do. If someone embarrassed themselves in front of others, I never found it too amusing. I would feel embarrassed for them. I would help them.
There are people that find humor in other people’s misery. Well, misery loves company, right?
Ethics are rapidly deteriorating in western culture. More and more, people give their reasoning behind their negative deeds, instead of taking ownership and eradicating it from their lives. For some reason, they believe having an excuse makes it ok. Don’t be that person. They’re always watching.
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“Become comfortable being uncomfortable” is great advice, but don’t think for a second that it’s foolproof.
Most of the time, the things you must do to get to the next level are uncomfortable. But what people won’t tell you is that if you work on whatever makes you uncomfortable, it will soon become comfortable.
Most definitely, push yourself. Most importantly, be yourself.
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As kids, “Thats not fair” was a common phrase used by most. Adults nowadays have adopted this cry when faced with adversity, even if it was their own doing.
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