Episode Details

What three things do I wish I had known years ago? The first one costs you nothing and almost everybody gets it wrong.

One. There is a canyon between knowing and doing. The person who can read and does not read has no advantage over the person who cannot. I know that and I still do not meditate as much as I should. Two. Everybody is winging it. The confident voice is not a competent voice, and once you see that, half your intimidation goes. Three. Treat the world the way you are, not the way they are. Show up as you, every time, and the ground under you stops moving.

One thing to try: Pick the one you are worst at. Do the smallest version of it before the day ends.

In this episode

• (4:18) The reader who does not read has no advantage
• (5:27) I know it. I am not always doing it
• (6:28) Choose to act, or choose not to, but choose
• (7:41) Confident does not mean right
• (9:04) Trying to make everybody a hundred percent happy
• (11:23) What in your day are you doing that you do not care about
• (13:03) Treat them the way you are
• (14:05) I have never met an angry person who did not care deeply
• (15:28) All three, back to back

With gratitude to

Sandra and Mo

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Steven

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