SIX at 6: Some Of God’s Best Work, Making Your Own Turn, The Roy Kent Part, What’s Missing, An Abnormal Brain, and F. Scott Fitzgerald - Billy Oppenheimer
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SIX at 6: Some Of God’s Best Work, Making Your Own Turn, The Roy Kent Part, What’s Missing, An Abnormal Brain, and F. Scott Fitzgerald - Billy Oppenheimer
both artists were willing to take risks in pursuit of a larger goal.
Cal Newport • Slow Productivity: The Lost Art of Accomplishment Without Burnout
You won’t encounter accidental good fortune—you won’t stumble upon opportunities that rocket your career forward—if you’re lying in bed. When you do something, you stir the pot and introduce the possibility that seemingly random ideas, people, and places will collide and form new combinations
Ben Casnocha • The Start-up of You: Adapt to the Future, Invest in Yourself, and Transform Your Career
To create something is a daring, beautiful act. The architect, the author, the artist—all are building something where nothing was before. To try to create something even better than anyone has ever done it before is even bolder. Sitting down at the computer or with a notepad and committing to pour yourself onto it is a scary proposition. But anyon
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If you ask the most successful, creatively impactful, and relationally healthy people you know how they got to where they are today, you’ll find that effort and active decision making plays a much larger role than we lead ourselves to believe.
Opportunity feels like a small bullseye on a large target, but it’s much bigger for those who are consisten... See more
Opportunity feels like a small bullseye on a large target, but it’s much bigger for those who are consisten... See more