The Pursuit of Awesome with Charlie Harary

By analyzing Tom Brady’s retirement announcement, we can see that the path to being the best at something is to ensure that  “thing” does not take over your identity because you’re able to maintain the ability to adapt, change and grow accordingly.

We live in a world where who you are is tethered to what you do. We need to think about our identity as a power source that is flexible and adaptable.

This Daily Boost episode is dedicated in honor of the sixth yahrtzeit of our beloved Greg Fox. – The Fox and Claman Families

Identities are ways we dress ourselves up without even realizing it because we’re naturally inclined to feel socially accepted.

We need to form our identity based on who we believe ourselves to be instead of how others perceive us.

As social beings, we often prioritize social acceptance to the detriment of bettering ourselves.

Rather than living life in a perpetual state of busyness, we need a quality control process for how we spend our time. Prioritizing our time and our actions enables us to live a life of greatness.

Focusing on the critical details and being selective in where we invest our efforts leads to greatness from sports to business.

Trying to uncover what we are unable to see will ultimately help us reach our goals. And we can use our goals to help us appreciate the action we took to get there.

When your end goal stops being relevant or no longer holds value, your means to get there rapidly shift.

When you live in a space too focused on achieving results, you often miss the joy of the actions you take or neglect to see the benefit you might gain.