Choosing Between Two Prices
A money habit I've used for years: compare the gap between two prices, not the prices themselves. It changes your decisions more than you'd expect.
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Managing Your Life Starts With One Habit
Robots run on algorithms, people run on habits. Look at what someone does with an ordinary day and you can predict their future with startling accuracy.
Paying a Little Extra Pays Off
For years I've been paying specialists 10-50% more than they quoted me. The return turned out to be human rather than financial — and it works.
A Day That Feels Like a Year
Some days feel like a whole year. Dentist, generator, office, a consultation, my parents, evening prayer — here's everything I got done in a single day.
How People Devalue the Results of a Consultation
A couple spends 50 minutes working on their relationship, then wipes out the result with one question. If you don't believe your partner can change, at least don't say it in front of them.
It's Important to Feed Your Business, Not Your Insecurities
Some people pull money out of their business for watches and designer clothes, others reinvest it. I'm in the second camp: first you build the money machine.
Goals and Vision Take You to the Next Level
I wrote out my big life goals — 11 of them. Here's the list, and why having a vision of the future makes it easier to walk through a hard present.
There are always options
If you haven't found a solution yet, that doesn't mean there isn't one. Usually we simply haven't found the right door and knocked on it hard enough.
Time with like-minded people
I firmly believe half of our success in life comes down to the people around us. The right circle gets you to the next level faster than going it alone.