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Yeah, yeah, yeah….I know your kids are on the honor roll….

And that you made a million dollars last year.

And that you bought a fancy new car….

But has your dog been named “Dog of the Week” at Doggy Daycare?

Mine has.

If you need a little puppy pick me up, please see the picture below for your viewing and reading pleasure.

And don’t be jealous. Not everyone can have The Dog of the Week. 🐶

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This is 30 years of my life's work in my hands right now - in others' hands soon!
I feel thrilled and terrified at the same time.

It's thrilling because these tools have made such a profound difference in the quality of my own life and work. Terrifying because this is the heart of it — going out into the world.

I wrote Emotion Rules because I see so many people struggling with emotions at work and in life — treating them as problems to manage instead of signals worth trusting. This book is an invitation to a different relationship with what you feel.

Launching March 10th. I'd love for you to be part of it.

When you're not sure what to do...
Doing more is always a great default.
Action creates insights.
Insights creates new actions.

HOW SWEET MUST THE LAND OF GAZA BE, THAT NOT EVEN - THE BIRDS WITH WINGS TO ESCAPE, WANT TO LEAVE.
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I’ve looked into the eyes of the People of Gaza.
YOU WILL NOT CONQUER THEM.
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🇮🇶 ~ Dr. Mohammed Tahir ~ 🇮🇶

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My views are personal and don’t represent any organization that I’m affiliated with.
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Single greatest Sales Voicemail of all time??

There is a difference between giving up and accepting reality.

One is surrender.

The other is strategy.

Most people chase success. Smart people chase meaning.

Here’s why that matters and two science backed ways to deepen your own sense of purpose.

Meaning isn’t some soft, fuzzy concept.
It’s central to performance and well being.

When you know why you do what you do, everything else gets easier.

Here’s how to find your why:

Technique #1: What’s Your Sentence?

A great leader, said one adviser to JFK, is a sentence.
Not a paragraph.
A sentence.

Lincoln: He preserved the Union and freed the slaves.
FDR: He led America through the Depression and World War II.

Your turn. If your life were summed up in one sentence
What would it say?

This question cuts through the noise. It forces clarity.
And it gives your work (and your days) direction.

My sentence?
He wrote books that helped people see their lives more clearly and live their lives more fully.

Nothing fancy. Just simple and personal.
What’s yours?

Technique #2: Mental Subtraction

Pick something good in your life.
Now imagine it never happened.

A person. A moment. A choice.
Take it out.

What’s left?
What changes?

This is more than a thought exercise.
It’s a gratitude amplifier.
It shows you what really matters and what your life would lack without it.

It’s the secret behind every great holiday movie. (Looking at you, George Bailey.)

So if you want more meaning
Forget adding.
Try subtracting.

Then ask:

What’s your sentence?
And what couldn’t you live without?

W Japońskim zoo małpka została odrzucona przez mamę i w poszukiwaniu ciepła przytulała się do pluszowej maskotki z IKEA. Film stał się viralem w sieci, a to reakcja polskiego oddziału 💙