Success Archives - Randy Gage

The Person Always at the Scene of the Crime…

I want to build on the last post and the new podcast coming out today, going deeper on the subject of taking responsibility for your own prosperity – health, happiness and success. In the post I equated it with personal leadership, and it is that. But it’s also about co-creation. Co-creating your prosperity.

Leading Yourself

Austrian economist Ludwig von Mises was quite a brilliant chap. Friedrich Hayek was his student and was greatly influenced by him. And von Mises is acknowledged as one of the leaders in the study of Praxeology, the study of human action. The main concept being that we act purposely. And any time you study why people do what they do, it’s fascinating...

People Are Crazy!

If you read my Mad Genius book, you’ll probably fondly remember the chapter about The MYSTERIOUS PEOPLE in charge of THE SECRET SYSTEM THAT RUNS THE WORLD. I’m still fascinated by the topic of cultural craziness and devoted a recent Friday Filosophy newsletter to it. Nietzsche famously said, “Madness is rare in individuals – but in groups, parties, nations, and ages it is the rule.” And that my friend, is stone cold truth. Perfectly sane people gather in a group and things go crazy. Here’s the thing you must understand…

Simple Truths about Prosperity

Recently I did a tweetstorm titled Simple Truths about Prosperity that evoked a enjoyable response from my followers. So I’m compiling them here in this post. I hope you find it helpful, and if so, please share with your world.

The Power of Redemption and Forgiveness

One of my favorite podcasts to listen to is the one by Tim Ferriss. But he usually only does one show a week. So after I listen to that, I scroll back through past episodes, looking for something meaty. I kept seeing one titled, Tim Ferriss Goes to Maximum Security Prison. The title just seemed so clickbait-y, I kept skipping it. Until today.

Obeying God

Last week I did a series of five posts about our need for deep questions, and things that challenge us. One of them was about how religion can cloud your future. It ignited a fascinating discussion. But one question that arose really intrigued me…

Life is Short

Life is short. So you can choose two different approaches to deal with this...

Why Your Comfort Zone Makes You Miserable

This is the last post in the series about the need for goals that challenge you and pull you towards the greatest possible version of yourself. A fascinating dynamic of human nature is how fiercely people will fight to stay mediocre. They don’t label it as mediocre obviously. They would tell you that they’re simply being conservative, safe or avoiding potential risk. But those motivations are always a recipe for creating mediocrity.

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