Suffering is like an alarm you set on Siri or your Alexa app. It lets you know that you’re off your path and need to modify something. We can learn from pain and suffering, because the pain shows you the areas you need to grow in.
If you want to learn humility, just try being a kid growing up with bad teeth. Of course, the problem is, in addition to humility, you also probably get the burden of insecurity and low self-esteem. Or at least that was the case with me…
Last post we looked at how luck factors into getting money. Let’s expand our study to the bigger picture of if and how luck factors into true prosperity.
It seems people track almost everything today. Certainly that can be helpful, because you know the actual status of the things that matter to you. The problem comes when you’re measuring the wrong things…
Last post I shared two simple steps to take every day to make sure your life is prosperous. Leo and Tom asked, “How does one ‘subconsciously’ send a note in the evening?”
We’re usually good at recognizing cause and effect that is near and immediate. But we’re very short-sighted at recognizing the chain reactions and aftereffects of our actions when they manifest down the road.
One of the big issues we’ll discuss is worthiness issues. They’re the number one reason people self-sabotage their success. A big part of that is the “story” you build around yourself and others.
