Stay Out of the Gap
We all fall into the gap multiple times a day. Recognize it and use the methods in this book to get out fast and stay out as much as you can.
All these articles demonstrate Fantastic Life Rule #7 in practice.
Hard Truths Build Fantastic Lives
Change is hard….very hard. Here are some hard truths that we all (including me) need to keep in mind as we go through our Fantastic Life. –No One Is Coming to Save
Be a Zebra
Why be a zebra? Zebras have an incredible skill: when a zebra escapes a lion, it goes right back to grazing. The alarm turns off.
It’s not about you
I spent the first 53 years thinking about my career, my achievements, and, well, generally about me. Then I got cancer. During Chemo and radiation,
Part 3: The Art of Doing Nothing
Naval Ravikant’s X thread below touches on meditation in its simplest form…. you do absolutely nothing. No journaling, no thinking, no planning — just sitting.
Why Change is Hard. Meet Flint.
The below article is another way of looking at how we survive and how we can change. Using our prehistoric past, author Laurie Marbas introduces
L.O.C.K.
Over the last 30 years, I have been continuously training at least one runner (sort of like an intern or mentee) at all times. I
Activating Discipline
“Discipline is cheaper than regret.” – Shane Parish. Discipline doesn’t just vanish—it drifts. One off day becomes a week… then a month. The key is having
Never Too Late
Learning never stops—at least not if we want to stay in the game and keep crushing our Fantastic Life. Research shows that when older adults
Happiness Rules
Below is a great article by Scott H. Young detailing his 7 Rules for Happiness. All seven are great and worth thinking about applying to your