Kavit Haria

CEO | Building global transformation platforms at scale

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@robinebers What happened at the airport

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@alyonitaa Where are you looking to go

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@Zain3Alabiden @WarMonitors Really?

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@GluGluai Really?

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@Zephyr_hg News

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@TommiPedruzzi Guide

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@Manu_Sisti Build

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@akothari This is genius - how do I participate to support you brothers?

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@chargrysolle Signed up

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@mediaking How do you raise click thru

[Codie Sanchez @Codie_Sanchez]

Focus is spelled No.

[Kunal Shah @kunalb11]

Most education focuses on becoming good at answering, but life rewards those who excel at questioning, which helps get closer to the truth.

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@anothercohen Would like to know more

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@JackCulpan @beehiiv Yes

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@alansmurray congrats on your success at Fortune, I have loved reading all of your daily emails and will look forward to watching your journey unfold.

[Dickie Bush 🚢 @dickiebush]

The 3-part framework I use to instantly break out of a "Mental Rut" (so I can get clarity on work or personal blockers and reclaim my focus)

Step 1: Leave all screens behind, grab my journal, and walk to a random coffee shop.

My phone and computer usually prevent me from thinking clearly, especially when I'm in a funk. Luckily, there are no distracting apps inside my Muji Notebook. So I'll grab my bag and journal, then head outside to get some sun and get moving.

Step 2: Brain dump anything that's on my mind once I get there (over a double espresso).

After a ~30-minute walk, I usually feel better and am starting to think clearly. So then, I'll post up at a coffee shop, grab a double espresso, and brain-dump anything on my mind. This action alone gets me 90% of the way there—because most of the things that have me worked up look silly on paper.

Step 3: Tip the barista nicely, then pay for the coffee of the next 3 people behind me.

Finally, I tap into instant serotonin with a few random acts of kindness to others in the coffee shop. (Shoutout to my boy @george__mack for this one.)

And that's it!

This is a potent mix of movement, reflection, and gratitude—and it always does the trick.

If you enjoyed this, let me know in the replies. I'd appreciate it if you could like the post and repost it so more people can find it ✊

Then follow me @dickiebush for more posts like this on personal progress.

[GREG ISENBERG @gregisenberg]

In the past, brands needed to lose their soul to become a billion dollar business.

Today, brands need to have a soul to become a billion dollar business.

[Kavit Haria @kavitharia]

It’s been years since I’ve written a newsletter.

Every few months, I’ve had this itch to just get back into it. So a few months ago, I committed to getting started again.

Let’s see how this goes. Come along for the journey.

My newsletter is titled the Coaching Flywheel. Once a week, I’ll share key lessons from my interactions, readings and learnings to help you move your coaching business forward. This will be high-value with actionable, practical ideas. Advice that’s usually reserved for my private clients.

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4 reasons I love writing:

1. Writing helps me to embed my learnings. I read a lot, and writing gives me space to turn ideas into insights for my work and life.

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4. Writing a little bit at a time, consistently, builds momentum. Creatively, emotionally, mentally and spiritually. This starts the flywheel spinning.