The No-Code Advantage

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Sometimes you think you're in the "fast lane" when you end up being passed by others in another lane. This happens in stores, on the highway, in jobs, etc. The problem isn't that you're being "passed" - the problem is that you compare.

We are all constantly comparing ourselves to arbitrary standards and lives of others on social media. "I don't have as nice of a car/house..." "I don't make as much money..." "Their life seems perfect!" Blah, blah, blah.

Ultimately, you are competing against no one but yourself every single day. The only person you should be comparing yourself to is you.

Where in your life have you been playing the comparison game and how has it affected your mood?

The smallest changes can lead to the biggest results!

Just as is the case inside of my rib being out of place, a small change in my posture removed nearly all the pain and course-corrects me back into a place of feeling better. The same can be true in your life. There is a small change that you can make, somewhere in your life, which will make a MASSIVE DIFFERENCE.

Where in your life is that small change needed?

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Once you learn to see it, clues for success are everywhere around you.

In the couple married for 60 years, in the successful business down the street, in the engaged parent next door to you, etc. Whatever you are trying to pursue or accomplish, you don't have to do it alone. There are others that have come before you, blazed the trail and have figured that game out. Take what they did and learn from it!

Don't copy, but model. How can you take what they've done and apply it into what you're doing? This is where modeling and taking action starts to get you bigger and bigger results because you're following in the footsteps of those who've proven it is possible.

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With my lack of consistency inside of my allergy-prevention game, I manifested an out-of-place rib into my experience.

No, this is not fun. No, it is not enjoyable. But it is 100% my fault.

There is a very interesting pattern we see emerge inside of our lives when we apply consistency, or conversely when we withdraw consistency in an action. When consistency is maintained, results (usually positive) manifest. When consistency is removed, results (often negative) manifest.

The question becomes:

- Where in your life have you been implementing or removing consistency of habit and what results (good or bad) are you seeing due to this change?

We all have habits & routines that aren't serving us any longer. For me, getting out of bed seems to be a constant struggle to stay consistent with.

3 things to remember are:

1. Create structure in your life - a.k.a. timeblocking

2. Create context inside of that structure through to-do lists or hit lists

3. "First things first." Seems simple, but sometimes easy to forget.

Where in your life have you fallen into a routine or habit that you can't seem to stick with or isn't serving you any longer?

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What is masculinity in today's world? What does it mean to "be a modern man?"

Who should define this role? I would argue that YOU define it for yourself.

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Just when you think all hope is lost and you're never going to get what you want...THAT'S WHEN IT HAPPENS!

How many times in life have you been on the verge of quitting, throwing in the towel, moving on to something else, etc., then all of a sudden it happens! The thing that you wanted to happen so bad actually did, and you're almost dumbfounded that it is reality.

The key is patience. Similar to the principle found in "3 Feet From Gold," you have to keep going and keep charging ahead because you never know how close to success you actually are.

We often think that "once we have the thing" - whatever that might be - everything gets easier after that. However, sometimes the upkeep is just as difficult and time-consuming as the original work it took to get "the thing."

Example: You climb a mountain, thinking the whole time it will be easier to walk down the other side. When you reach the top however, you soon realize the other side is full of more rocks and brush than you anticipated. As it turns out the other side of what you thought you wanted wasn't a walk in the park....

Daily question/challenge: How many metaphorical "mountains" have you climbed only to find that it wasn't what you truly wanted? Follow-up: What experience/knowledge did you gain just from the act of doing that thing?