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Month: May 2021
A beautiful way to frame it…
The part that blew me away was the reference of content as ‘assets.’
You are not free… the Netflix has you.
See how this summer unfolds as political wills and social injustices collide.
Tempting to take a day off!
I have to admit. Somedays, I just want to grab the phone out of someone’s hand and scream… pay f*cking attention. My two pet hates at the moment.
The Power of 30 Seconds!
Thirty seconds is a powerful passage of time and intelligent people will know how to use it.
Invest in experiences…
What we remember isn’t objects. What we remember are experiences. We should invest our time and effort, and money to get these experience
Give me your full attention Mrs Multitasker.
As for this idea of multitasking, Nah mate, your brain doesn’t work that way. You are not multitasking, you are multi switching, and in that switching, YOU ARE NOT PAYING ATTENTION.
When is it time for an audience?
‘Rich people choose to get paid based on results. Poor people choose to get paid based on time.’
Asking and anchoring questions to yourself…
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An abundance of ideas… from a growth mindset!
This is where my morning journal came into play. I was sitting one morning, tired after staying up late to learn, and I began asking myself questions in the journal.
Not everything counts…
Spend wisely with these guys, as they will constantly be dipping into your purse. They will rob away your time if you allow them.
Video Blogging is not easy…
The other person I watched a lot of today on YouTube was Anthony Bourdain. His travel series was outstanding, and I got a new perspective by attempting to do a video blog. I realised how good at it he was.
Digital Currency… WTF?
If you have kids, then put in place a mechanism to help them learn and manage their money from an early age. No one else will. The schools don’t teach it, and I am not sure they should, so it is down to you, dear parent.