While concentration and listening to yourself screens out the noise and overwhelming complexity of external choices, it doesn’t really change anything that’s there. 

Yes, there may be a new viewpoint that is often helpful, but what do you do with it? Where do you go with this new viewpoint?

Using both internal self-direction as well as external choices, allows you to assess and then do what is best for you given your situation, goals, and talents. More in the podcast.

How to access knowledge you didn’t know you had and use it to your advantage. More in the podcast.

When people say you should “go with the flow”, what does that mean? Is there more than one flow? More in the podcast.

What’s wrong with easy?

Is beating yourself or others, forcefully, the way to get things done? To “make” things happen?

No. Things will happen anyway. Go with the flow, and win. More in the podcast.

Thinking “right” won’t guarantee anything. Neither will a good plan.

Unknown obstacles are embedded in the way we think. These hidden thoughts influence results—a lot. 

How does this work? More in the podcast.

I was thinking of starting a failure club. To turn the tables. To look at failure as a failure to be yourself rather than as a failure to measure up to someone else’s definition.

Use failure to your advantage.

Failure is an interesting topic containing many answers and much wisdom. More in the podcast.

Things work out faster and easier when you listen to yourself. The quality level of what you do automatically improves when you are in sync with yourself—with the best and the worst parts of you. Plus, whatever you then do, is automatically unique.

Learn to tap into this strength we all have and use it to improve your results. More in the podcast.

How Do You Know You Are Doing The Right Thing? I don’t know, but there is more to it than just that. Watch.