The Pursuit of Awesome with Charlie Harary

Charlie Harary discusses speaking the truth.

Charlie Harary discusses how we speak. In an environment where honest and transparent speech is welcome, we can be uncomfortable and frank. This brings out the best and most important ideas.

When we use our free will and choose what kind of person we want to be, we allow our souls to re-wire our minds. This generates new code (i.e. patterns of thought) that creates a giant upgrade in our lives.

Charlie Harary discusses demystifying our minds. We have thoughts all day about doing right and wrong, and we have the power to accept or reject them. It's up to us to be the traffic cop and control how we process our various thoughts.

Every challenge we face is a gift. When we see a negative emotional package presented to us by another person (or even ourselves), we can unpack the Divine energy at the core of the challenge and leverage it for positivity.

Inspiration and our reactions to negativity are emotional and they dissipate very quickly. When we convert these things immediately into positive actions and habits, we accelerate our ability to tap into our energy and grow.

Charlie Harary discusses turning around emotion and energy. When the hurricane winds come, we have an opportunity to transform the punch into something positive by redirecting that energy. It's up to us to bring honor to the memory of those who died at Meron.

When we're faced with tragedy and challenge, choosing to pushing through that moment when we want to give up is the beginning of achieving true greatness. The gift of today allows us to honor the victims by squeezing the utmost out of our day.

Charlie Harary discusses our goals. Shifting our eyes to look for the uncomfortable opportunities in our challenges leads us to value questions and chase greatness instead of comfort.

When we start to appreciate the challenges we face, we shift from survival to greatness. When we push ourselves to tap into the energy of uncomfortability, we start to change how we measure our days.