The Pursuit of Awesome with Charlie Harary

Charlie Harary discusses deeper desires. Underneath thought and speech lies a drive to fulfill a deep-seated desire. We speak negatively when the underlying need comes from a feeling of "not enough."

No matter how old we get, we must never stop practicing. When we practice consistently, it makes all the difference.

Charlie Harary discusses our word choices. Taking the time to think carefully about our words when speaking emotionally allows us to keep unproductive feelings out of the package we deliver. This helps us analyze our emotions and get to the root of the issue.

Charlie Harary discusses our words. Every day we need to sharpen the swords that are our mouths. This enables us to think clearly before we speak and then infuse our speech with the precise energy we want to communicate our empathy

Charlie Harary discusses perspective. When we respect the fact that others see the world differently than we do, we can listen to them with genuine care and empathy, even if we disagree with them.

Charlie Harary discusses layers. Our bodies are garments for our souls just as our shirts are garments for our bodies. So, too, our words, which are garments for our thoughts. Others respond to our words when we choose them on multiple levels, especially the emotional and spiritual.

Charlie Harary discusses positively influencing others. Through empathy, we're able to understand what a room needs from us when we enter it, allowing us to share our wisdom in a giving way. This heartfelt connection opens others; hearts to our positive influence.

Charlie Harary discusses being present. When we enter one of the rooms of our mind, if we adjust the dimmer to "what is needed from me in this moment," we are able to give our full attention to that thing in front of us, empathize, and build connection.

Charlie Harary discusses compartmentalization. Instead of living all day in a massive auditorium filled with all kinds of people and noise, if we build thresholds to smaller rooms in the mansion of our minds, we can focus and connect in a deep way to people, activities, and tasks.

With every arrow in our quiver available to us, why do we still shy away from challenge and discomfort.