Failure is a beginning when you rise.
Adversity contributes to success when it becomes your teacher.
Failure and bravery: “… no living thing is happy without bravery …” Seneca
Only the weak can be brave.
How to use failure to create success…
When leading through change, competent leaders take one of three approaches:
#1. Hug & Love
#2. Push & Shove
#3. Push & Love
This post explains what “push and love” leadership looks like.
BONUS: Don’t miss the book giveaway on this post.
The easiest life imaginable is working at what comes naturally.
You enrich life when you follow inclinations you were born with.
But be warned, some innate inclinations harm us.
Leadership is encouraging people to do things that come naturally.
Feed me! Feed me! Feed me! Bad habits scream for attention like hungry babies. When you break a bad habit, you wrestle to quiet self-defeating comforts.
Unhealthy practices are bondage-makers. The longer you do them, the easier they become.
Bad habits aren’t defeated. Here’s what to do instead.
Habits shape your future.
You care about habits because you care for yourself. Life disintegrates without routines.
Devise morning rituals that enable you to flourish.
You can’t prevent black-hole-thinking; you can redirect your thoughts.
You do good for yourself when develop routines that serve your future self.
Fools obscure the obvious. The path to achievement is simple. Your definition of success is irrelevant; the steps are the same for everyone.
There are three factors of success within your control. You can’t control the fourth.
