Not everything that makes sense works, and not everything that works makes sense. - original source unknown, but that’ll get your brain moving on a Tuesday!
A brand has fans, a company has customers. In hard times, customers go to the cheapest option. Build a brand and be there with your fans in the tough times, and they’ll be there with you.
It’s time to start appreciating the big steps forward that came with minimal effort, rather than the small progress we made just because we worked long and hard. Burnout doesn’t mean you’re progressing.
The best way to retain knowledge, is to apply it. Make 2022 the year that you focus less on how much you learn, but how much you apply what you learn and the action you take.
Finding what you love is the first step to finding your purpose. Finding your purpose is the first step to pursuing something relentlessly. And relentless pursuit is the way to see results. It starts with what you love.
I don't understand why people say live every day like it's your last. Live every day like it's a first. Work with the enthusiasm you did on the first day of the new job. Approach your relationship with the same excitement you did on the first date. The energy is in the first.
Write down and achieve 6 tasks that get you towards your goals, every day for the next 60 days. By Xmas Eve, you'll have achieved 360 big steps towards your goals. More than many achieved all year. 📈
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If you rely on motivation, you'll spend half of your time looking for it.
If you rely on discipline, once you invest the time to develop it, you own it.
Monday challenge: Don't open your inbox until 12 pm and instead spend the morning working on something that will set the week up for massive results. #impactnotinbox
@randfish Completely tone deaf from WSJ. Your opinion of tax dodging is not relative to your income or your retirement fund. It's relative to your ethics.
If growing your business or project relies on content creation, and you haven't posted something by 9:30 am on Monday. You're probably overthinking it...