Do you know what it takes to become great at something? I bet you have that desire…to be great rather than good. (Admit it.) Stop waiting or making excuses. It’s time to realize your potential. Step into greatness! I’m not talking about wanting fame or fortune, which are nice. I’m talking about following your internal […]
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We all know we live in an era that fosters distraction. Not only that, the number of opportunities available to us has skyrocketed…and that has caused some of us to suffer from a new ailment: Fear of Missing Out (FOMO). We say “yes” rather than discover later that we regret having said “no.” If you
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Flip the switch. Turn on your light…now…and shine it on the world. Someone needs to find you. Why? Something ails him, and you have the prescription he needs. Only you can end her pain, struggle, or confusion. You can answer her questions and solve his problems. Yes…you. You have a gift to give the world.
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When you strive to do something and fail, make a mistake, or have an accident, what do you tell yourself? If you are like me—and a lot of other people—you begin a tirade of negative self-talk. “You’re a loser.” “You’re so stupid.” “You never did that before, so why would you believe you could do
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Most of us are ingrained with a huge desire to be right. We hate to admit we are wrong. And we argue that we are right without thought to the effects of that argument rather than say the dreaded words, “I was wrong.” But the results of doing so can be dire. They can affect
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Self-improvement. Call it personal development, personal growth, spiritual practice, transformation, or enlightenment—it doesn’t matter. If you want to become your best self, you’ve got to work at it. No matter how many courses you take, books you read, or guru’s feet you sit at, it only works if you work it. What is “it”? The
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When was the last time you raised your expectations—not of someone else but of yourself? If you can’t remember, or you didn’t do so recently, then it’s time to expect something more of yourself right now. Why? Because if you set high expectations for yourself, you’ll rise up to meet them. If you set low
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Every spring I’m amazed by how quickly the weeds grow in my garden…and how high. I’m not talking small plants. I mean huge weeds, shoulder-high grasses, fields of thistle, and invasive sweet pea vines along with poison oak. Last month, I spent two days weeding. In years past, I spent weeks and weeks hand pulling
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Most of us have way too many reasons. And they all revolve around why we can’t or don’t think we can do the things we say we want to do. You know what I mean. Your reasons might sound like this: I don’t have time right now. I don’t have the money. I’m too busy.
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Most of us grew up hearing our parents caution us not to speak to strangers because they are dangerous. As adults, I think it’s time we relearned that lesson. Let’s warn each other that it’s dangerous not to speak to strangers, and, therefore, we should talk to strangers on a consistent basis. If that sounds
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It’s human nature to want to be right. After all, if you aren’t right, it follows that you are wrong. Right? Who wants to be wrong? No one. Yet, the need to be right can get you into a lot of tight spots. And it’s an approach that won’t help you change anything. Instead, it
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“Common sense is not always common practice,” New York Times bestselling author Brendon Burchard likes to say. Think about that. What common sense do you have that you do not act on…maybe ever? Has anyone ever said to you, “You lack common sense” or “That is common sense”? I’ve certainly heard similar language directed at
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