Soundtracks

“We think that there’s a switch out there and if we can just find it, we can turn off the background noise completely. We only have to do it one time and we’ll never hear it again. People want there to be a switch.”

Think of all the opportunities and adventures you’ll miss out on if broken soundtracks are in charge of your actions.

Pick ROI, not EGO.

“Make sure you pick the five thoughts you want to have playing in the background of your head in that meeting tomorrow.”

Is the soundtrack you’re listening to right now, the one that’s on repeat, helpful? Does it move you forward or keep you stuck? Does it lead to a decision or limit a decision? Does it generate action or apathy?

What would happen if I cheered for myself as loudly as I cheered for my favorite team?

Broken soundtracks like to traffic in absolutes. Everything, nothing, none, and forever are sure signs that you’re overthinking.

Watch ten minutes of your favorite comedian.

Broken soundtracks are one of the most persuasive forms of fear because every time you listen to one it gets easier to believe it the next time.