The Pursuit of Awesome with Charlie Harary

We discuss how every day is an opportunity to learn from our mistakes. In fact, our failures, are our greatest teachers. We all get knocked down, but if we want greatness, that comes in getting back up.

We continue to dive into the concept of winning and losing. The only time we really lose is when we stop playing. Our job in life is to become the greatest player we can be.

In this episode, we delve into the power of personal victories. How can we achieve moments of greatness? When we build a world that when we do something that’s hard, we do it just for us, without needing the accolades from others.

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In this episode we continue to discuss how doing what’s right and putting in the immense effort can often feel like we are losing, when we actually are winning. Discover why Moses had his “glow” and how you can, too.

Charlie Harary discusses how change is based on positive goals. When we set our bar higher and reach for that bar, we can create greater motivation for ourselves.

In this episode, we discuss how to be spiritual in a physical world. By bringing out the “real you”, you start to gain perspective on how to create a new way of life.

Is it ok to be down sometimes when life just doesn’t go our way? In this episode, we delve into the concepts of living a happy life. Is happiness based on the effort you put in or the results of those efforts?

Charlie Harary discusses the internal and external. Just as 90% of an iceberg is underwater, the vast majority of what great people do is hidden from view. When we are inner people living in the world of effort, we shield ourselves from an outcome-driven, external life and can aspire to that kind of greatness.

Charlie Harary discusses our focus. By letting go of the external and focusing on the internal, we give our brains the freedom to be satisfied with proper effort instead of results and other forms of outside validation.

Charlie Harary discusses success. We're steeped in a culture of measuring ourselves by our results. When we shift our brains to focus only on pushing ourselves to maximum effort, our success and growth come from inside instead of being based on external results.