The opportunity to grow through lessons is plentiful on the road to whatever you want to accomplish. Many of those lessons come gift-wrapped within the word “failure.”
Put fear in its proper place, overshadowed by your drive to fulfill your purpose.
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It never feels like you have done enough.
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In one sense, we know that we must be flexible on our journeys as the road is never a straight line. We will continuously face alternate routes, challenges, and barriers.
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What do I mean by help? They agitate you.
An agitator in a washing machine helps break down stains and loosen soils, aiding in the processes of making your clothes clean. Think of what a H.A.T.E.R.’s agitation might be doing to you—breaking down and stripping away the unnecessary.
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Start your daily grind towards purpose with gratitude. From that position, you’ll better appreciate that no one needs to fail for you to win.
Don’t hate, collaborate. Learn from and work with others going where you want to go.
What is, once, was not. Let your creativity flow into solving what burdens you.
And do not be convinced someone else is solving for that burden unless you see it solved. Until then, it is a jump ball, dive for it.
Use your ears and mouth in proportion, and begin by listening to yourself first. Let your internal truly guide what you seek on the external.
First impressions are powerful as they can create a long-lasting identity recall for others. How you respond to challenges creates an impression as well. [Read More in the Post]
Leadership takes work but can be simplified to three Big Ps. [Read More in the Post]
We naturally want the solutions to our challenges. However, the most meaningful answers often lie within us. The internal work is typically more significant than the external find. [Read More in the Post]