o your fears. Commit to what frightens you. Life’s way too short to play small.
#43. The secret to genius is doing less. Developing a monomaniacal focus on being brilliant at one thing is the key to mastery. You’re smart, so you know that the person who tries to get great at many things ends up mediocre at all of them, no?
#44. The moment you think you’re a virtuoso, you’ve lost your virtuosity. The best always think like a beginner. And they know that nothing fails like success.
#45. Be decent and kind and loving. At the end you’ll have wished you were.
#46. Never lose the sparkle in your eyes and your sense of wonder about the things most people take for granted. Leadership, business and life are awesome. Don’t miss the simple rewards of standing for world-class.
[Note: there are two types of income: external [money and title] and internal [pride in doing great work and pursuing mastery]. The ordinary chase the first. The exceptional want the last].
#47. Remember that the things that get scheduled are the things that get done.
#48. Say please and thank you.
#49. Practice gratitude daily. To lead is to see the blessings each day brings. You’ll also release dopamine–the neurotransmitter of motivation–which will kickstart your performance. The value of being grateful reminds me of the Persian proverb: “I cursed the fact that I had no shoes….until I saw the man who had no feet.”
#50. Do your part. Be the leader you wish the people around you would be. As Mother Teresa said: “If each of us would sweep our own doorstep, the whole world would be clean.”
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#43. The secret to genius is doing less. Developing a monomaniacal focus on being brilliant at one thing is the key to mastery. You’re smart, so you know that the person who tries to get great at many things ends up mediocre at all of them, no?
#44. The moment you think you’re a virtuoso, you’ve lost your virtuosity. The best always think like a beginner. And they know that nothing fails like success.
#45. Be decent and kind and loving. At the end you’ll have wished you were.
#46. Never lose the sparkle in your eyes and your sense of wonder about the things most people take for granted. Leadership, business and life are awesome. Don’t miss the simple rewards of standing for world-class.
[Note: there are two types of income: external [money and title] and internal [pride in doing great work and pursuing mastery]. The ordinary chase the first. The exceptional want the last].
#47. Remember that the things that get scheduled are the things that get done.
#48. Say please and thank you.
#49. Practice gratitude daily. To lead is to see the blessings each day brings. You’ll also release dopamine–the neurotransmitter of motivation–which will kickstart your performance. The value of being grateful reminds me of the Persian proverb: “I cursed the fact that I had no shoes….until I saw the man who had no feet.”
#50. Do your part. Be the leader you wish the people around you would be. As Mother Teresa said: “If each of us would sweep our own doorstep, the whole world would be clean.”
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