There Are No Statues Erected To Critics.

I'm Not A Fan Of Idleness, Except In Small Doses.

It's Lonely At The Top. Ninety-nine Percent Of People In The World Are Convinced They Are Incapable Of Achieving Great Things, So They Aim For The Mediocre. The Level Of Competition Is Thus Fiercest For "realistic" Goals, Paradoxically Making Them The Most Time-consuming And Energy Consuming. It Is Easier To Raise $10,000,000 Than It Is $1,000,000. It Is Easier To Pick Up The One Perfect 10 In The Bar Than The Five 8s.

Exercise Is Overrated.

Online I See People Committing 'social Media Suicide' All The Time By One Of Two Ways. Firstly By Responding To All Criticism, Meaning You're Never Going To Find Time To Complete Important Milestones Of Your Own, And By Responding To Things That Don't Warrant A Response. This Lends More Credibility By Driving Traffic.

At Least Three Time Per Day At Scheduled Times, He Had To Ask Himself The Following Question: Am I Being Productive Or Just Active? Charney Captured The Essence Of This With Less-abstract Wording: Am I Inventing Things To Do To Avoid The Important? He Eliminated All Of The Activities He Used As Crutches And Began To Focus On Demonstrating Results Instead Of Showing Dedication. Dedication Is Often Just Meaningless Work In Disguise. Be Ruthless And Cut The Fat.