Flexibility Over Rigidity: Why Adaptability Beats Stubborn Strength Every Time
You learn from your past and avoid making the same mistakes. It’s about benefiting from the dual strength of stability and change.
You learn from your past and avoid making the same mistakes. It’s about benefiting from the dual strength of stability and change.
Excuses are like sugar-coated lies – instant gratification yet leaves a sticky residue in the mouth.
Should you make excuses to your children or should you tell them the truth?
It’s a difficult choice, like walking a tightrope.
Your everyday courage is as vital and essential, and more demanding, like the glamorised courage that’s visible to all.
If only achieving goals was a cakewalk, we would all be living the dream.
The harsh reality is you’ve to work for your goals with single minded focus.
Staying committed to your goal can be tough, but not impossible.
The path to resilience is circular.
You’ve to revisit your past from time to time to acknowledge its role in shaping you.
It provides lessons in humility.
Markets will fluctuate, Trump or no Trump, but they will never devalue your experiences. What you learn will always be yours forever, growing stronger with time.
Courage comes in all forms and sizes. It’s a personal choice, not something that comes naturally.
Not everyone chooses to use courage. Rather most prefer to be part of the herd.
By giving fear more power than it deserves, you’re giving it more control over you.
But fear loses its hold on you if you decide that something else is more important to you than fear itself.