To maximize your energy, you can either be a simplifier or an optimizer:

• A simplifier chooses the easiest path to a goal
• The optimizer looks for the very best solution despite the increased complexity.

Your attitude affects everything you do in your quest for success and happiness. A positive attitude is an important tool. It’s important to get it right.

The way to manage your attitude is to understand that the brain can be programmed for success. 

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• Think of your priorities in terms of concentric circles, like an archery target. In the center is your highest priority: you. 
• The next ring—and your second-biggest priority—is economics. That includes your job, your investments, and even your house. If you don’t get...

Humans want many things. The only way to achieve all of them is by organizing your priorities. To organize your priorities, focus on one main metric: energy.

How to maximize your energy:

• Eat right
• Exercise
• Avoid unnecessary stress...

The Success Formula: every skill that you acquire doubles your odds of success. The more concepts you learn, the easier it is to acquire new ones.

Skills which every adult should develop at least a working knowledge:

• Public speaking
• Psychology
• Business writi...

The only reasonable goal in life is maximizing your total lifetime experience of something called happiness. That might sound selfish, but it’s not.

If you need, imagine better things, a grander future for you to be happy. The happiness formula:

• Eat right
• Exercise

Quitting might conflict with the advice you’ve heard all your life— that sticking with something, no matter the obstacles, is important to success. 

It's true, overcoming obstacles is normally an unavoidable part of the process. But you also need to know when to quit. Persistence is...

The most important form of selfishness involves spending time on your fitness, eating right, pursuing your career, and still spending quality time with your family and friends. .

Selfishness is good especially when you are starting your journey to success. You need to

• Personal experience
• Experience of people you know 
• Experts 
• Scientific studies 
• Common sense 
• Pattern recognition.

When seeking truth, your best bet is to look for confirmation on at least two of these dimensions.

• If you achieve your goal, you celebrate and feel terrific, but only until you realize you just lost the thing that gave you purpose and direction. Goal-oriented people exist in a state of continuous presuccess failure at best, and permanent failure at worst if things never ...