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What are you most scared of? | |
How can you engage more in deep work? | |
// Cal Newport | |
Give an example: instead of thinking `I am right`, ask: how do I know I am right? | |
// Principles | |
Give an example: assume positive intent | |
How can you be so good they cannot ignore you? | |
// Cal Newport's So Good They Cannot Ignore You... one of my favorites | |
How can you only do that which moves you towards your goals? | |
I am responsible for my own happiness. Give an example. | |
Give an example: the obstacle is the way | |
What's the thing I really don't want to do? | |
Give an example: reality is negotiable | |
What's the smallest step I can take right now towards my purpose? | |
Give an example: be proactive | |
Give an example: don't shit on people's parades | |
Give an example: What gets measured, gets improved | |
Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. Today is a gift. How will you make use of today? | |
// Kung Fu Panda quote | |
Give an example: He who would attain highly, must sacrifice greatly. | |
Every day gets a little bit easier. That's the trick, you have to do it everyday. | |
// Bojack Horseman quote | |
Give an example: Keep it simple stupid | |
Give an example: Shit happens | |
Give an example: ask the 3 whys | |
Give an example: focus on the how | |
Give an example: lean into the pain | |
if you don't have a plan, you become part of somebody else's plan. What's your plan? What's somebody else's plan? | |
You are the average of the 5 people you associate with the most. Who are you associating with? | |
// Tim Ferris | |
in the end, all that matters is your relationships. What are you doing to grow your relationships today? | |
Waiting for the right time is like waiting forever. What have I been delaying? | |
// this one is insanely useful to just get started | |
if you are the smartest person in the room, then you are in the wrong room | |
Give an example: single focus | |
Give an example: eliminate single points of failure | |
Give an example: treat others how you want to be treated | |
Give an example: you get in life what you have the courage to ask for. What have you been scared to ask? | |
// Oprah quote that stuck | |
Give an example: don't be trashy | |
Give an example: don't be a flake | |
There are some places in life where you can only go alone. Embrace the beauty of your solo journey. Like what? | |
// from Calm the meditation app | |
A year from now you may wish you had started today. what should I start today? | |
Give an example: sometimes the only way out is in | |
// might be my one original thought | |
Give an example: test your assumptions | |
People who fail to plan, plan to fail. Give an example. | |
Start small, think big. Give an example of both. | |
Things evolve when sacred cows are killed and basic assumptions are tested. | |
// quotes from Principles | |
Embrace ignorance. Say "expected": "I don't know | |
Be humble. Say I was wrong | |
// I said that once and a friend was impressed, which left an impression on me. | |
In battle, we fall to our level of practice | |
// Tim Ferris | |
Blend persistance and experimentation | |
To achieve you must believe | |
You failed. You are not a failure | |
Avoid the naysayers | |
Great expectations create great capabilities | |
The quality of my questions determine the quality of my life. Give an example of a quality question. | |
// Tony Robbins | |
Emphasise process, not result. Give an example | |
Avoid disempowering questions. Give an example of an empowering question. | |
// holdover from Tony Robbins | |
Reward the small wins. Give an example. | |
Substitute nuance for novelty. Give an example. | |
There is no right way to do anything. Give an example | |
// holdover from my existential crisis days | |
Ask the five whys. Give an example. | |
Practice deliberately. Give an example. | |
// Cal Newport | |
Wigh second and third order consequences. Give an example | |
// Principles | |
Test your assumptions. Give an example. | |
// Tim Ferris. Also the four agreements | |
Maximize the number of doors you can open. Give an example of such an action. | |
// Derik Sivers | |
New is overvalued relative to great. Give an example of new vs great things. | |
// Principles | |
Time is the coin of your life. Be careful, lest you let other people spend it for you. Give an example of how you are wasting your time coin. | |
// Motivation hacker | |
Parkinson’s Law: Work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion. Give an example. | |
// Motivation hacker | |
// know your why questions I ask | |
Why not smoke? | |
Why crossfit? | |
Why beeminder? | |
Why meditate? | |
Why lose fat? | |
Why reading everyday? | |
Why travel? | |
Why workout? | |
Why be ethical? |
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