Reminders About What’S Most Important

[chandragupta]

• Great to be successful. Even better to be kind.
• Being productive is an excellent vehicle for happiness.
• It doesn’t really matter what others think of you–only what you think of you.
• Do your work like it’s the most important work in the world. Because it is.
• A superb reputation takes years to build–and minutes to lose.
• There’s no point in being rich but sick.
• Adore your parents. You’ll miss them when they’re gone.
• If you’re not making things better you’re making things worse.
• Being optimistic and enthusiastic never goes out of style.
• Be on time if you can’t be there early.
• Remember that the only real failure is quitting too early.
• Smile more often. Your face will thank you.
• Leadership’s not about a title but about a way of doing things.
• Eat less food, get more done.
• All elite achievers are obsessed with being the best.
• Your daily behavior reveals your deepest beliefs.
• Sweat the small stuff. Mastery is the result of 1000 tiny victories.
• Your fears are liars. Your doubts are traitors.
• Without a daily plan you’re lost in the woods.
• The world belongs to unreasonable people.
• Love your family like there’s no tomorrow because one day there won’t be.
• When you show up as your real self, you inspire people to do the same.
• The fastest way to get respect is to give respect.
• The marketplace always rewards originality. Don’t be a mindless clone.
• Until your vision becomes your obsession, nothing ever changes.
• Enthusiasm is contagious.
• All great projects require sacrifice, some suffering and a lot of discomfort. But they’re worth it.
• Better to have 3 awesome friends than 10,000 digital ones.
• Spend more time in nature.
• Spend more time in silence.
• Don’t let a stained past spoil your spotless future.
• To double your income, triple your investment in personal development.
• Elite achievers honor the value of every passing moment.
• Too much entertainment is a symptom of a person without a clear vision and a burning ambition.
• Less ego, more service.
• Remember that listening to someone deeply and sincerely is a giant act of power.
• An addiction to distraction is the death of creative production.
• A problem only becomes a problem when you start to view it as a problem.
• Don’t just parent your children–develop them.
• Success is less about luck and more about practice.
• What you give away comes back to you in a river.
• Money is the inevitable consequence of value delivered to other human beings.
• To have what few have, do what few do.
• Think for yourself.
• To have an amazing company, hire only amazing people.
• Being happy makes you more productive, creative and exceptional.
• Don’t be selfish. Too many people think that’s cool. It’s not.
• Remember that your environment shapes your thinking, which drives your performance.
• Loyalty in one relationship breeds loyalty in every relationship (including the relationship you have with yourself).
• Read Walter Isaacson’s biography on Steve Jobs. It’s one of the best books I’ve ever read (and contains hundreds of lessons on entrepreneurship, innovation, inspiration and life).
• Being scared is part of being alive. Accept it. And walk through it.
• Know that every massive achievement began with a humble beginning.
• Aim for the company of icons. Playing small with your talent is disrespectful to your potential.
• Show love to your customers by giving them 10X what they expect. These are the people who feed you and your family.
• Be a person with a fiercely strong character. And stand for the highest of honor.
• Stop beating yourself up for not being perfect. No one is.
• One of the biggest reasons people don’t reach world-class is that they’re too good at giving up.
• Everyone you’ll meet today has a story to share, a lesson to teach and a gift to reveal.
• No idea works until you start doing the work.
• As I wrote in The Leader Who Had No Title: You can make excuses. Or you can be phenomenal. But you can’t do both.
• Your life shows us what you’ve settled for.
• No master was brilliant at many things. Focus. Focus. Focus.
• Jealously is the price ambition pays for success.
• If you’re not careful, making money can become really costly.
• Family first.
• Your work is your craft. Your life is your art.
• When you let go of your dreams, you die while still alive.
• Don’t be a critic. If you have nothing encouraging to say, stay silent.
• Potential unexpressed turns to pain.
• Measure your success via your impact, not your income.
• Life’s best pleasures are life’s simplest ones.
• Growth happens when you push past your comfort zone.
• If you don’t believe you can achieve something then you won’t do the work to achieve it and so you won’t get it and then you’ll say “see, I couldn’t achieve it.” Belief is that powerful.
• Gratitude is the antidote to fear.
• Action is the solution to procrastination.
• Dream big. Start small. Act now.
• As you become more successful, become more humble.
• Say please and thank you and sorry when you should.
• Don’t wait for lucky breaks. Go make your lucky breaks.
• I learned from Warren Buffett that extreme achievers focus on the value you’ll receive versus the cost of the product.
• As I teach at The 48 Hour Transformation every June: “Small daily improvements over time lead to stunning results.”
• Watch the documentary “Jiro Dreams of Sushi”. It will inspire you to be the Picasso of your industry.
• Persistence is more valuable than intelligence.
• No one will believe in you until you first believe in you.
• As someone said to me at one of my presentations a few years ago: “Health is the crown on the well person’s head that only the ill person can see.”
• Build your entire life around just 5 priorities (your “Big 5″). Any more and you’re diluting your focus, time and talent (and sabotaging your success).
• Cut yourself some slack. No one’s productive all the time. Farmers plant seeds and then let the field sit fallow for a season. That’s when the real growth happens.
• Be honest. People will trust what you say, sell and do.
• Hard work is a force multiplier.
• Be kinder than necessary.
• Fears you run toward run away.
• Look for the best in people and they’ll reach higher to deliver their best to you.
• Less talk. More do.
• You become your conversations. Choose your associations extremely well.
• If you take yourself too seriously, no one will take you seriously.
• Just because you couldn’t do it yesterday doesn’t mean you can’t do it today.
• In the end, we never regret doing what was difficult.
• Life is short. Help more people.

 

 

[DR.BALI]

Gp

[timmy]

Gp

you are one of my favourite DB member 

 

# respect

[chandragupta]

ltt

[chandragupta]

 

Gp

you are one of my favourite DB member 

 

# respect

 

same here too  S%Hi

[dappusubhani]

gp

[JabardasthJakkanna]

Awesome post man....I read every line of it...and every line is so precious and so motivating.
I will save all these, for future reference.

Thanks for sharing. Appreciate it.

[chandragupta]

ltt

[Dustbin]

chalaane undi list 

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