Most people operate in 1 of 2 modes their entire lives. The first is to be results-oriented. In this mode, people impatiently pine for quick rewards. Some give up as soon as the going gets tough; we call those quitters. Others stress and obsess in short bursts of activity, hoping to god that they figure it out before their willpower runs dry; we call those strivers. Those with a results orientation often lack inner peace because no matter what they have achieved, they never feel like they are enough.
Posts Tagged ‘philosophy’
Resistance, Logistics, and Being Awesome for the Rest of Your Life
Posted in Master Your Mind, tagged discipline, how to, philosophy, procrastination, work on March 18, 2013| Leave a Comment »
What goes on in your head when you don’t do the right thing?
I’ve been asking myself this question whenever I’ve failed to act in accordance with my stated goals. You know what you should do, I tell myself, but you don’t always do it. I know you, reader, have been through the same thing, because we are human, and by our nature we are imperfect.
Is He Better Than Me?
Posted in Step Up, tagged confidence, courage, discipline, interpersonal, philosophy on March 3, 2013| 1 Comment »
This post is meant as a wake-up call for lifelong complainers and excuse-makers.
When you look at someone who has what you want, do you ever try to rationalize away his success?
What Do You Deserve?
Posted in Master Your Mind, tagged confidence, deservedness, philosophy on February 28, 2013| Leave a Comment »
As long as you are alive, your potential is essentially unlimited.
Do attributes like looks, height, IQ, talent, or family background matter? For the sake of argument, let’s just say that they do. So what?! Does that mean that if the deck is stacked against you, you are going to just give up, roll over, and die?





