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How Your Anxiety Helps You Succeed
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Oh the irony that my last post was titled Showing Up and then I failed to show up for over a week. Today I made the pledge to write 30 small essays in …
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One of the most important things I've learned since leaving traditional employment and going out on my own is the art of showing up. There are days and…
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Woody Goss is an amazing keys player for the band Vulfpeck. He's known for his incredible improvisational skills, and seems to constantly play new and …
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Lucky is usually the wrong word. I think chance and probability are usually more fitting. It may be only a one in a hundred chance of getting that big …
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Some days everything works. Everything flows. Everything feels easy. You can run farther, jump higher, and you feel lighter on your feet. Other days it…
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Everyone talks about work/life balance. It’s important to make time in your life for the things you deem important. This of course differs from person …
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I used to call myself outcome focused. I was driven by objectives, and reaching a destination. Define the destination, and then organise yourself and y…
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You only fail when you give up. You only lose money when you sell. Everything in between now and success–all the ups, and especially all the downs–are …
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Planning is probably the least sexy, and one of the most important tools in your toolkit. Planning is, at its core, the act of taking time to think abo…
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Everybody has an internal saboteur. It’s that little voice that appears whenever you’re about to do something that pushes the boundaries of your comfor…
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We humans have this strange habit of comparing ourselves to each other. But, we don't compare fairly. We are nearly always comparing ourselves upwards.…
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