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Brad and Steve discuss the latest science of goal setting, including the common pitfalls most people overlook and the concrete principles for setting goals that will drive the process and outcomes you want in life. They also give personal examples of how they take this knowledge and apply it to setting goals in their own…
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“Unpopular opinion: the best thing young people can do early in their careers is to work on the weekends,” tweeted a woman named Jordan Kong, who reports working in tech and splitting her time between San Francisco and Miami. “Disagree. Deadlift. Take long walks. Read fiction. Listen to music,” responded yours truly. The truth, of…
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Throwing yourself into an activity and gradually pursuing concrete, tangible progress is good for your brain.
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Thurs. Time of transition: refocus. But don’t ignore family, career demands. Rx, 1. Align space w 2 goals. Have everything we need in front of us. 2. Put stuff out the night before. 3. Be totally present. 4. Ignore 24-7 “breaking news" demons. https://t.co/0RiDFY1zSY #COVID19 https://t.co/Bw6PBsDD4J
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Mashup Score: 0The Dark Horse Path to Happiness - 4 year(s) ago
How to make a practice out of living.
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Mashup Score: 0Growth Comes From Discomfort - 4 year(s) ago
Lebron James is arguably the best basketball player on the planet. It would be easy for him to play to his strengths. But in 2014, he added a new element to practice. A one-on-one contest where buc…
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Mashup Score: 3The Minimalist's Strength Workout | The Growth Equation - 4 year(s) ago
Five exercises that will guarantee you have the strength to adventure all weekend, well into your eighties
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Mashup Score: 0You Are What You Pay Attention To | The Growth Equation - 4 year(s) ago
we are what we pay attention to. The things that we work on also work on us. There is no such thing as “passive” consumption.
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Great way to start yr- @growtheq pod feat @BStulberg @stevemagness, having adult convo abt growth setting https://t.co/lVHYbTaoxx -remarkably aligned w John Berardi POV in @ChangeMakerFit book @insidePN. See also item 3 in my 2022 advice piece https://t.co/lVHYbTaoxx @timothyj https://t.co/7MkqQqUhRb