There's a way to do things but there's different ways to get to the same point knowing what you want can help guide the path you take to get there because if you don't know what you want, it doesn't really matter where you go. If you do know what you want, then you can … Continue reading 1487. Way to do things
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1486. The Strange Truth About Tattoos: Why We Permanently Mark Our Impermanent Bodies
In a world where we can't commit to a phone for more than two years, millions of us are totally cool with etching permanent art onto our bodies. Sounds weird when put that way, right? Tattoos used to be for sailors, prisoners, and rebels. Now your tax accountant probably has a half-sleeve hidden under that … Continue reading 1486. The Strange Truth About Tattoos: Why We Permanently Mark Our Impermanent Bodies
1485. Your Reputation
Your reputation isn't something that happens to you but BECAUSE of you. It's a product – and you're the manufacturer. Most people treat reputation like a passive inheritance, but it really is an active creation. Every interaction is a brushstroke painting who you are. The Currency of Trust Your reputation is your personal brand's stock … Continue reading 1485. Your Reputation
1484. How to stop world poverty
When we’re first born; we get a social security number. Use that number to open up a Roth IRA account. It’s a retirement account that isn’t taxed on the end of our life. We put after taxed dollars into this account. And since it’s a retirement account you can’t touch the money until you’re about … Continue reading 1484. How to stop world poverty
1483. Is it worth it
Is it worth it to do your own thing? Is it worth it to risk a parking ticket? Is it worth it to do those extra miles? Is it worth it to take your time, even if you’re in a rush? Is it worth it to argue with your wife? Is it worth it to … Continue reading 1483. Is it worth it
1482. Learning how to learn: the short version
Learning is fundamentally about understanding how your brain processes information, strategically managing cognitive resources, and creating mental frameworks that transform complexity into comprehensible knowledge. A little deeper… Mastering learning is about understanding your brain's dual modes of focused and diffused thinking, using chunking to process complex information efficiently, and employing memory techniques like spaced repetition … Continue reading 1482. Learning how to learn: the short version
1481. Live and learn, using the After Action Report
Take lessons in stride We’re not suppose to have it all figured out But we can learn from our mistakes and not make the same mistake twice And even if we do, It gives us another opportunity to learn that lesson If we keep making the same mistake though that’s on us The after action … Continue reading 1481. Live and learn, using the After Action Report
1480. Private Decisions = Public Consequence
What we do in private shows to the public If we don't have our life in order, people notice If we don't train hard enough, we don't win If we eat like shit, we gain weight The pattern doesn't change It's all about what we do when no one is looking
1479. Today is just as good of a day to die as any other day
Death is a part of life It’s one of the few things we all have in common - the fact that we’re all going to die one day. Why is it taboo to talk about? Because it makes people feel uncomfortable. What if we became friends with the fact that we’re going to die one … Continue reading 1479. Today is just as good of a day to die as any other day
1478. Time and material
Doing it once, that’s part of the contract - the deal Doing it again? That’s gonna cost ya The job I’m on, the project manager is rushing everyone and now things are getting done before they are suppose to For example the insulation is getting put put up and then covered with plywood before the … Continue reading 1478. Time and material
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