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Magic Wand, Resilience and Grit
If you could Wave your Magic Wand, exhibit Resilience or Grit, which would you choose. While at times, we would all like to wave a magic wand and make everything right, often getting things the easy way doesn't pay off in the long run. Resilience is the ability to adapt, recover, and "bounce back" from setbacks or adversity. Many of us have inherited this from our parents. It is a noble trait. Grit is the sustained passion and long-term perseverance to pursue a specific goal over an extended period. What are you being "Gritty" about at this moment in your life? What is that passion you are standing up for?
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I think I don't fully understand either of them, but Resilience for me. Having the ability to continue despite anything happening is very very important.
Who is in your closest circle?
Time is unlike money. You can spend money and make more, yet you can't get time back. Sometimes we have people in our closest circles that are not adding much. Why or why wouldn't you keep investing "time" (your VERY limited resourse) in them?
Who is in your closest circle?
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These posts are looking very well structured Andrew! 😁 I'd have to agree with @Steven Bornstein. I'm not letting anyone to my circle. And if they're in - I'm happy to spend time and energy on them!
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@Andrew Nelson Absolutely, it's only natural! I think I slightly misspoke due to my English - I'm not letting "just" anyone. I let people in, just not everyone πŸ˜„
The Map is NOT the Territory
When we read a map, we only see two dimensions, but we know there are three, yet we perceive two. In the same way, our perceptions of what happen to and around us are not the reality. What examples do you see around you where our perceptions do not equal reality? (Kudos to Kain Ramsay at Achology.com for teaching me this one.)
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@Andrew Nelson You just reminded me of a quote I saw a while back. I found it, apparently it's by William James, who was a writer. β€œWhenever two people meet, there are really six people present. There is each man as he sees himself, each man as the other person sees him, and each man as he really is.”
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@Andrew Nelson Yep. And when you include conversation... What they said, but what they meant to say; What they heard but what they understood... The number of people at the table can increase several fold.
What to do with "Thoughts that just pop into your head?"
While we often "intentionally" think about stuff, often we get those thoughts that just "pop into our head" What do you do with those thoughts?
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Agree with Chris. If it's work related - I write every single one. My word doc is getting out of hand πŸ˜‚
Financial Independence and You
Financial security is important for many, if not all. How do you balance your financial needs both present and future with the rest of your life's needs such as belonging, health, relationships, giving back to society, leisure time, and personal growth?
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Prioritizing financial independence over other things at the moment 😁
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