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Questions I like to ask myself include:-‘What is the most capable version of me that I can imagine?’-‘What would I be like/spend my time doing if all my current major problems had been solved?’-‘What are the things I say I value but don’t act as if I value, and what would my life feel like on inside if I actually acted as if I valued those things?’... See more
autotranslucence.wordpress.com • Becoming a Magician
Everybody you admire, found their ‘thing’.
Michael Phelps has a weird body. Double jointed elbows, a torso 8 inches too long, and half the lactic acid production as a normal human.
The dudes built like a flying fish. So he found his thing, swimming.
Joe Rogan liked to get high, have funny conversations with his friends about everything from fightin... See more
Michael Phelps has a weird body. Double jointed elbows, a torso 8 inches too long, and half the lactic acid production as a normal human.
The dudes built like a flying fish. So he found his thing, swimming.
Joe Rogan liked to get high, have funny conversations with his friends about everything from fightin... See more
Superhuman
Write down twenty-five things you are curious about, things you would read books or attend lectures about. Be as specific as possible. For example, instead of just listing NFTs, write down something like uses of NFTs for books (that’s one of my interests, by the way). Once you finish the list, look for places where these ideas intersect. Let’s say
... See moreDiego Pineda • The Solo Thought Leader: From Solopreneur to Go-To Expert in 7 Steps (Solo Thought Leadership Book 1)
Most of us spend most of our working lives trying to find specific answers to other peoples’ questions. No two ways about it: that skill is becoming commoditized.
There has never been a better time, however, to be someone with a burning question to answer.
Pinning down your question isn’t easy – I’m still wrestling with mine – but it’s worth every se
... See morePacky McCormick • Long Questions/Short Answers Long Questions/Short Answers
To ask yourself, What do I love? What drives me? What of that could I use to have an impact? Take an inventory. When do you do your best thinking? At the gym? On a walk? While doing the dishes? Give yourself a break from your routine where your mind is cluttered with the next task you’re trying not to forget.