The Pursuit of Awesome with Charlie Harary

Charlie Harary discusses what it means to hit the wall. Is the wall an indication of something we can’t do, or is it an internal mechanism we’ve put on to keep us comfortable? Knowing the difference can change whether we can get past that wall.

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Charley Harary discusses how we have a need to feel like “we can” because we want to feel comfortable in challenge. However, challenge is meant to be uncomfortable, and instead of trying to ease the tension, we should instead try to embrace it.

Charley Harary discusses how, when we frame our challenges through the lens of humility and ask ourselves, “why can’t I accomplish?,” we put ourselves in position to tap into the real strengths inside of us.

Your soul wants to be great, while your body wants to be comfortable. Charlie Harary shares how we can reset our lives each morning and decide who we want to be.

Charlie Harary discusses how all of the work of rituals is dependent on whether we're committed to that work. It’s not about whether we would like to be great. We have to desire it and commit to it. Through that commitment we find our path.

Charlie Harary discusses how where the ritual is placed will impact how it sticks. By placing the ritual in the right part of our day, we have a higher likelihood of making it a part of us.

Charlie Harary discusses how to link our engraved desires with our rituals. By finding our pleasures and allowing ourselves to indulge after our rituals, they become easier and stronger.

Charlie Harary on how to build rituals properly by measuring them. When our rituals are clear, concise and measurable, we tap into our innate need for mastery. Our gains are exciting because they are measurable. When we apply this principle to our lives, we tap into our need to perform our rituals and accomplish our goals.

Charlie Harary discusses the power of rituals. When created properly, they are the best use of our will power. By using will power to strengthen our rituals, we can make long-lasting changes.

Charlie Harary discusses the incredible value of will power. It's a limited resource, and if we don’t guard it carefully, we end up wasting it on things that don’t matter, leaving us very little when we want to use it to grow.