top of page
Search

How Some Wins Cost You Long-Term Success

Impulse-driven behavior blinds us to the power of consistent, valuable, compounding actions over time.


Chasing popularity or validation from strangers often has fleeting rewards, and replaces meaningful self-growth and skill-building. Focusing on the short term causes us to trade lasting value for false stimuli.


Shift your perspective: win the month or the year instead of just the moment. Ironically, this approach helps you win more moments anyways.

 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All
Time Is Not Our Most Valuable Resource

Time may be finite, but without attention, it's meaningless. We've all been told that time and how we spend (or waste) it is our most valuable asset. But it's possible to be physically present yet ene

 
 
 
The Power of Imperfection

It turns out there is a “right” way to lose weight, break habits, or reduce stress. And that way is...the one you’ll actually do consistently. There’s no universal formula for success. The real key is

 
 
 
Circumstances Don't Matter as Much as This...

The quality of our lives depends on how we assign meaning to what happens around us. Two people can face the same event and interpret it in completely different ways. Viktor Frankl’s Man’s Search for

 
 
 

Comments

bottom of page