The way you spend your time is the way you spend your life. How are you spending your time?
In this post you’ll learn how to spend time wisely.
How are you spending your time?
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Category Archives: Life
What’s your dream?
Do you know how Martin Luther King jr., Mahatma Gandhi and Lionel Messi achieved world-class performance in their respective areas?
This post reveals the first principle of world-class performance and helps you apply this principle in your own life.
How to achieve world-class performance: Definition & Assumptions
This post belongs to the RethinkingTruth Performance Series. It is meant for those of you out there who’d like to understand how I define “world-class performance” and what assumptions I make when writing about performance.
Success doesn’t lead to happiness, but being happy improves performance
“If I work harder, then I’ll be successful. When I’m successful, then I’ll be happy.”
This formula for happiness is broken and backwards according to Shawn Achor, the winner of over a dozen distinguished teaching awards at Harvard University.
Check out his excellent 12 minute TED-talk.
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How to achieve world-class performance
Is world-class performance reserved for people born talented or can anyone, even normal people like you and me, achieve greatness?
Read on to discover the secret of world-class performance and become the parent, leader or football player of your dreams.
Reduce stress to improve your health, performance and life in general
Want to increase performance, achieve health and live a richer life?
Nice!
Check out this 11-minute video to understand the massive negative impact stress has on your life and more importantly:
What you can do about it.
She said yes!
At the top of mount Ulriken, Bergen in delightful sunshine, Kristina and I became engaged. What a special weekend it’s been!
How did we end up here?
Nobody ever told you but I will: Your view of success is dead wrong!
Do you want to become successful? Do you spend your time trying to succeed in the world? Then look at people like Mel Gibson, Rihanna and Donald Trump. They have worked hard. They have lots of cash. And they are widely recognized.
They are crystal clear examples of success, right?
I couldn’t disagree more. In fact, I don’t see why these guys are any more successful than you or me.
80% of life’s most defining decisions are made by age 35
How does it feel that by the time you’re 35 most of the decisions that will define your life has been made? I don’t’ know about you but this fact scares the hell out of me!
So, if you could give your twenty-year-old self one piece of advice…what would it be?
What is life?
Life.
Such a small word with such a massive importance.
Have you ever wondered what life is? What’s important in life? Or how we should live?
I have and here’s my take on these fundamental questions.
The key skill you need to build great relationships in life
Do you hide your weaknesses, feel the need to impress and often adjust the truth to sound more exciting to others? If you are, you’re making some serious mistakes.
Your relationships is one of the four most important things in life and making these mistakes has a significant negative impact on your ability to connect with others. What can you do differently?
The five habits of health
Do you want to feel great and avoid disease?
Then stop listening to your doctor.
Read on and discover the five habits of health.
Video of my 5 minute presentation “The 4 Most Important Things in Life” from the Stoos Leadership Conference
Last month I went to Amsterdam to participate and speak at the Stoos Connect Leadership Conference. It was a great event. The video of my presentation is up and you can check it out here: http://bit.ly/XUDBzN. Some of the other speakers were Daniel Pink, Roger L. Martin, Stephen Denning, Jaap Peters, Jurgen Apello and other people. Check out the full speaker list here: http://stoosconnect.nl/speakers/ and all the videos here: http://stoosconnect.nl/videos/