Steve Jobs...
He died a billionaire at the age of 56. And his last words make us think about the meaning of
life...
- After all, wealth is just a life experience I've had the opportunity to know. At this moment, as I lay sick in bed reminiscing my entire life, I realize that all the recognition and wealth I achieved are insignificant and lack higher meaning in the face of impending death...
So,
take my advice and be courteous and considerate of others. As we get older, we become smarter and we gradually realize that a $30 watch and a $300 watch show the same time...
Whether we wear $30 or $300 purses, the same amount of money can fit in both..
Whether we drive a $150,000 car or a $30,000 car, the journey and the distance are the same, we always reach the same destination …. #HIMSS23
8. Don't take it personal:
people's behavior is a reflection of their inner world and is rarely about who we are as people.
It's ok to feel hurt, and there's no need to go into a shame or self blame cycle.
The people who are worried about going to their *deathbed* with regrets...
....are often the same people who are past-focused in ways that likely hold them back right now.
Finding moments of inspiration in our daily work can feel exhausting. But investing in the process of finding meaning in the small, mundane things can help you learn something new and grow in your career. https://t.co/Cbw250Nf8C
"A happy, calm, and peaceful person will make better decisions. So if you want to operate at peak performance, you have to learn how to tame your mind."
@naval
Be honest. Character is a door opener.
Be humble. You may be wrong.
Be grateful. Luck seeks the thankful.
Be generous. Givers end up with more.
Be courageous. Artists believe in their craft.
Be forgiving. You will also make mistakes.
Be yourself, always. You will be happier.