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Greatness isn't Grandiose
The traditional markers of success—speed, scale, and surface-level wins—have lost their shine. We've outgrown the relentless chase, the endless pursuit of more. True success isn't found in constant acceleration; it lies in what we choose to build, nurture, and sustain over time.
For me, this year isn't about revolutionising my life—it's about... See more
For me, this year isn't about revolutionising my life—it's about... See more
What would it look like to set aside comparison, discover our own definition of success, and live life on our own terms? The patience, strategy, and consistent effort required to get there may seem like lost art forms. But to create the kind of interesting, meaningful lives that we all seek, they’re essential—and it’s time to embrace them.
Dorie Clark • The Long Game
This addiction to stimulation has seeped into how we approach our goals:
But what if boredom isn't the enemy of progress, but the gateway to... See more
- We expect to feel motivated before we take action
- We chase new strategies instead of mastering the basics
- We abandon ship the moment something feels tedious
- We mistake discomfort for a sign we're on the wrong path
But what if boredom isn't the enemy of progress, but the gateway to... See more
Are you boring enough to be successful?
Stop trying to be spectacular. Start being consistent.
Your reputation isn't built on your best day. It's built on your worst. Warren Buffett's fortune was built on avoiding losses. Tom Brady became the GOAT not because of his highlight-reel throws, but because he rarely made a bad play.
Anyone can occasionally go to the gym, eat a healthy meal,... See more
Your reputation isn't built on your best day. It's built on your worst. Warren Buffett's fortune was built on avoiding losses. Tom Brady became the GOAT not because of his highlight-reel throws, but because he rarely made a bad play.
Anyone can occasionally go to the gym, eat a healthy meal,... See more