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The end of high school and beginning of University, for me, was defined by a girl. She was smart, pretty, crazy in bed and just as romantic as I was at the time. I once gave her a silver rose to represent eternal love, though I later decided that that was a horrible symbol. Fortunately, …
As I’m writing this I’m remembering being a lame high school student, standing at the edge of a circle of friends-by-inheritance and chiming in once every two days. Guess how I felt when the pretty girls would walk by and their eyes wouldn’t slide over me–they didn’t even look in my direction. I’m also looking …
The people who I see succeeding generally, as in with everything they touch, all have a similar characteristic. They build rituals and habits. I have a mindmap that I keep open on my right monitor with all of my daily rituals: I’m not saying that these are rituals you should pick up, or that mine are …
A mentor once told me that I create an impossible to scale mental wall around an objective because I quickly grasp its scope and, once I look at it as a whole, I become intimidated. For example, at work I started marketing for multiple large clients. My objective is to increase their revenue steadily month-over-month. …
I’m never going to perfect the art of speaking. And hey, neither are you. None of us hairless monkeys are. Granted, Tony Robbins, Eckhart Tolle, Jim Rohn and other well-known speakers are masters, but even they make mistakes. Just because I can’t perfect it doesn’t mean I’m not going to try.