Wishing the world was a better place is nice—but not useful.
Complaining about how bad of a place the world is—is the opposite of useful.
Talk is cheap. And what our world needs is far from cheap…
What we need is the good stuff… the gold… what we need is more do-something-about-it.
I asked: What’s ONE thing you’ve either added or subtracted from your life that led to more inner peace? Here are the answers. I hope they help.
Or are you…
Lazy is usually a symptom; not a character trait.
Just as you might make time for learning…
So, too, should you make time for unlearning.
Adding knowledge is undoubtedly helpful…
But removing limiting beliefs and toxic thought patterns is liberating.
In a world that’s constantly trying to get you to do addition:
Commit to doing more subtraction instead:
Addition, now more than ever, is the modern day toxin—and subtraction is the antidote.
There are no perfect people helping imperfect people.
Only imperfect people helping other imperfect people.
Don’t let perfectionism hold you back from helping—it’s a lie.
You’ll always be imperfect and now is always a good time to help—no matter how imperfect you may feel.
Today’s post was inspired by this tweet from Jeremy Ginn. Thank you.
The more tired you are…
The LOUDER the excuses get.
Prioritize rest.
Even if more rest means less time.
Because more rest also means less wasted time.
And time wasted is the ultimate loss.
Those who know how to renew love in spite of it all—
…even after hate
…even after tragedy
…even after heartbreak
—are the real leaders (and gems) of our society.