One Way to Understand People Who Have Hurt You

I do believe in karma. I’ve seen that life has an enormously fair accounting system. Good things happen to people who do good things. And every action generates a corresponding consequence. The billionaires and industry titans I mention mostly have one trait in common: they are radically generous... ...Because they understand that generosity breeds prosperity. And helping as many people isn’t just a gift for those people. It’s a reward for yourself. If you’d like to learn the tools, ha...

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Sure we’re wise enough to know that worldly success takes hard work, exquisite perseverance, relentless innovation and the steady delivery of awesome value to many. Yet too many good people suffer intensely when they see others doing well. …it makes them feel like they are not enough. …it causes them to disregard all they have done, overcome and accomplished. …it excites feelings of jealousy and frustration and apathy. If you seek happiness and peacefulness you must f...

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I once watched a fascinating interview of Jony Ive, the former design leader at Apple who is also known as Steve Jobs' closest working partner. As I observed the conversation, I discovered a leadership insight that I'd never heard before... While Steve was clearly intelligent, focused and relentless, his greatest talent just might have been his acute comfort in his own skin. ...And his “unmessable with” faith in the glory of his mission. His vision and the product mattered more to him...

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The things you schedule are the things you’ll get done. Simple insight, yes. Game-changing if you live it. [The willpower researchers say that “pre-commitment strategies” like goal-setting work superbly in making change that endures]. So, early every Sunday morning set a discipline to build out your ideal week ahead. Add your workout blocks and your family meals. Write in your creative segments and record your times for team meetings. Get each of our key pursuits into the plan. Then lock an...

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The marketplace always rewards scarcity. What I mean by this is that when you can do what very few do, you will receive the rewards very few will receive. I’m also suggesting that you create your own economy, working in a “separate orbit” of sorts. Ignore the negative information asking for your attention and insulate yourself in a bubble of sorts, where you live your vision, upgrade your skills daily and make the life you want—no matter what anyone else is doing. You have agency. You...

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We live in such messy times. Banks are collapsing, wars are continuing, the climate is failing and people are shouting. This, indeed, is The Age of Polycrisis. Yet, it’s never been so easy to stand out from the crowd, uplift and create rich value for others and make a life that you absolutely love. Because so many people are checked out and keeping themselves small. In today's episode, I will walk you through an excellent tool to defend your hope and confidence in these ch...

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Don’t assume the future will be a place where everything you’ve put off because you’re really busy right now can happen easily, effortlessly and wonderfully. ...illness, pandemics, environmental disasters, financial setbacks, wars and attacks happen. Too often than I want to admit. [Hurts my heart to acknowledge this reality]. Stop waiting for the ideal time to become your best self because the days are passing and all your inner growth will drive gorgeous outer success. If not ...

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Oh how easy it is to forget what’s most important in life—in the noisiness of productive days. …the love of our loved ones. …simple gestures done with care. …small good acts with great consequences. I know you know these things. Yet in this season, I humbly and gently remind you of them. So you never miss the real prizes, of your most blessed life. If you’d like to learn the tools, habits and daily routines of warriors, billionaires, sages and superstars then read (or listen to) The E...

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