It’s almost as though we believe life doesn’t exist unless it’s jam-packed with constant stimulation (or dare I say… achievement/accomplishment).
I only have a strong opinion on a handful of matters.
No longer is a conversation with a friend or great seats at an event enough to keep us entertained.
Energy is a limited resource
There is simply not enough energy in our bodies to argue about everything and give attention to the moments (and people) that matter.
What would you do differently if you didn’t care about the opinions of others?
Impressing others delivers small measures of fleeting happiness. Lasting joy comes from comfortably settling into your unique journey.
I don’t believe in destiny or fate.
As a result, every morning I face a simple question: “What do I do with these circumstances?”
It turns out that…
I didn’t recognize these faults until someone had the courage to point them out to me.
Don’t be “that guy.”
When someone else is done speaking, don’t say a word for a full count of One Mississippi.
Choices in 1970
When going through torrential change, everything feels disruptive. Here is a peaceful way to approach a crisis.
Bad punch lines, burned food and unconditional love
Don’t wait until the “perfect” time to tell someone how important they are to you.
“I’m probably different from your other clients.”
The truth is we’re all challenged with pressure to be the perfect leader, entrepreneur, employee, parent, friend, etc.