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6 months from now, your life can be so much better mentally, physically, and financially. Know that you have the power to change it all, one day at a time.
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For over a decade I've asked the most successful minds on the planet one single question.
"What is your definition of greatness?"
Here are some of my favorite definitions from my guests on The School of Greatness. Let me know which one resonated with you the most. 🧵👇
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What advice would you give someone who feels like they’re starting over at rock bottom?
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What Every Parent Needs To Know About Youth Sports | World-leading sports & performance psychologist @michaelgervais explains 👏
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The right doors won't open for you until you're the version of you that's supposed to walk through them. Remember that.
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Why belief is more important than confidence 🙏 Watching @mikaelashiffrin win Olympic gold reminded me of this powerful moment on the show 🥇
Link in bio for full episode.
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Harvard professor & award-winning researcher Leslie John reveals what people regret most in life ❤️🩹
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Being attracted to someone’s looks is one thing.
But being attracted to someone’s:
- way of thinking
- healthy habits
- loyalty + honesty
- inner peace + self esteem
- generosity + kindness
- ability to give + receive love
is a whole different level of attraction.
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If you need to shut out the world to find five minutes of peace, then do that.
#PUNCH
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The world will scold you for being soft. And your only job is to stay soft anyway.
#PUNCH
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We all have a safe space we run to when the world gets too loud. And that is okay. Do not apologize for the things that help you heal.
#PUNCH
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You cannot control who abandoned you. But you can control the grit you show while you find your new tribe. Keep showing up.
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One reason many people struggle is that they feel their identity is tied to the results they achieve.







