What’s The One Thing That Shall Transform Your Life?
Are you at a juncture where you wish so much for change? What’s The One Thing (TOT) that shall transform your life?
Are you at a juncture where you wish so much for change? What’s The One Thing (TOT) that shall transform your life?
Our current narrative might have been set for a while, but it’s not set in stone. We can change it. If you want to change your life, change your narrative.
Conventional wisdom suggests that Time is our most valuable asset. It isn’t. Our physical health is. Yet most of us take our health for granted until a crisis disrupts our daily routine or worse, forces us to a hard stop.
That’s right, our body is our only home: 24/7. We all know this, but it’s a blind spot that we don’t see because we’re inside our physical self and we’re too busy focusing outward on daily demands and responsibilities.
Are you mulling over your creative powers and your contributions to the world? I recommend Lewis Hyde’s The Gift: Creativity and the Artist in the Modern World.
As you’re thinking about creating a new personal brand, a new product, a new company, or a new life path, I hope Robert Grudin’s The Grace of Great Things – Creativity and Innovation will serve as an inspiration, a guide.
“Your body is just as important as your mind,” asserts Shi Heng Yi, the headmaster of Shaolin Temple Europe who teaches self-mastery through the practice of Qi Gong and martial arts. He also talks about how we live in our head and neglect our body.
To prepare well as a first-time founder, you need to think beyond your “Product” room and allocate time to develop and boost your founder IQ——qualities and skills that will help you lead your startup team…
Your startup needs a team to cheer you on and support you during rough moments. How to find the right people whose values and business practices align with yours.
The founder’s life can consume you—speaking from personal experience as well as witnessing many founders’ immersion. It’s easy to lose your perspective as a founder. Try viewing your venture from an architect’s design approach.