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  • Excustitis #689

    What is the most crippling disease in the world? Paul Alexander holds the Guinness Book of World Records for living the longest in an iron lung. He did not use his limitations as an excuse to live a limited life.

    3 min
  • Farmer #688

    The fable about the unpredictability of the events of your life. Take what happens in stride.

    2 min
  • Rejection #687

    Rejection is a sign of progress. Stephen King, Dr. Seuss, and Howard Schultz, all faced numerous rejections before achieving success.

    3 min
  • Rocky #686

    Struggle and sacrifice paid off for Sylvester Stallone. Do you know the story of Rocky?

    4 min
  • Distractions #685

    The parable of the sower illustrates the importance of focus and not getting distracted by unproductive pursuits. The sower, knowing that some seed will inevitably be lost, stay focused on sowing seed in fertile ground.

    3 min
  • More #684

    Winners endure more losses than losers because they persist through setbacks to achieve greater victories. Bill Walsh, former coach of the San Francisco 49ers, exemplifies this Max through his focus on perfecting the process rather than obsessing over wins.

    3 min
  • Persist #683

    Thomas Edison‘s quote, “Everything comes to him who hustles while he waits,“ is illustrated by the biblical parable of the sower. The parable emphasizes the importance of persistent action, likening it to the successful inventors, Thomas Edison, Howard, Schultz, and James Dyson.

    3 min
  • Hearing #682

    Today is the 80th anniversary of Viktor Frankl’s release from the concentration camp at Turkeim. A neuroscientist and psychotherapist, Frankl endured immense hardship during World War II, including the loss of his family and the confiscation of his life‘s work. Despite this, he survived in authored “Man’s Search for Meaning” emphasizing the importance of finding meaning in life. This highlights, the power of inner dialogue and the ability to overcome adversity through mental strength.

    4 min
  • Alcoholic #681

    The most powerful force in your life is your reaction to events, not the events themselves. Epictetus emphasized the importance of controlling your thoughts and reactions, as external forces like environment, influence, and problems are beyond your direct control. Your life is defined by how you respond to these events, not by the events themselves.

    3 min
  • Cigarettes #680

    The story of Jeff Bezos cleverly admonishing his grandmother’s smoking habit turned into a lesson about using his powers wisely.

    4 min

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Your thinking is bad. I can help. These quick daily messages aim to upgrade your mental game by helping you tell a better story. The most powerful story in the world is the story you tell yourself.…