Kris Wilder

Kris Wilder

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Kris Wilder episodes

  • Quote Sitting
    Quote Sitting, that’s a term I just made up but I’m going to show you how it works and I think you’re going to find value in it. On any social program any social platform you’re going to find quotes that are tossed out like chicken feed cast on the ground with little thought and … Continue reading "Quote Sitting"
    4 min
  • Common Specialness
    Common specialness is wonderful. It cost nothing to be decent. Be kind because is who you are, it’s a great policy. The idea of being kind because it’s who you are is only half of the formula of this common specialness. When you are kind because it is who you are it turns into a … Continue reading "Common Specialness"
    3 min
  • Fallen Stories, Negative Self-Talk
    We tell ourselves fallen stories, negative self-talk. Sometimes these stories are ego feeds, they’re a great story about how wonderful. That we the best and we’re pretty darn good at what we’re doing. You’re Not Good Enough Then of course there are those other stories, those fallen stories, negative self-talk, where you’re not good enough. … Continue reading "Fallen Stories, Negative Self-Talk"
    3 min
  • Sprinters v. Hikers
    Sprinters v. Hikers is one way to look at information. There is a quote from Arthur Schopenhauer, the German philosopher, and this is not an exact quote, but he relates all truth passes through three stages. The first stage is the idea is ridiculed, secondly, the idea is violently opposed. Thirdly the idea is accepted … Continue reading "Sprinters v. Hikers"
    4 min
  • Consistency in Life
    Consistency is greater than quantity and its greater than quality. Morning TV shows, you know, those Good Morning AM Sunshine, they are tripe. But those shows are there every morning at the same time with the same rhythm. Their power is not in the quality or the quantity or what they provide regarding their content. … Continue reading "Consistency in Life"
    3 min

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