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How to Live the Keanu Reeves Way of Life and Produce His Extraordinary Results in the Process
See all as one
“We’re all in it together,” said Keanu in one of his interviews.
All are one and equal, to be respected. It means that whether you have fame, money or success, you are still human and that means you can always help another person out.
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The Path of 'Neo'
Be humble
No one wants to work with a self-obsessed maniac, but everyone wants to work with someone who doesn’t think he/she is the best and who supports other people’s goals while supporting their own simultaneously.
Find time for solace
Self-reflection and solace are key to living a sane life.
Insert quiet time into your schedule. Without time away from technology, we can’t assess what is happening in our lives, we can't process the bad moments and we won't be able to find the necessary resources to endure them.
Learn from tragedy
Use tragedy to give you perspective. Tragedy helps you have present moment awareness and to understand how short time is.
See all as one
“We’re all in it together,” said Keanu in one of his interviews.
All are one and equal, to be respected. It means that whether you have fame, money or success, you are still human and that means you can always help another person out.
Being reborn
Throughout life, we have multiple rebirths. Before every rebirth, there is a necessary period of isolation. If you never go away from the spotlight in your career, you can’t do the difficult work on yourself that is required to level-up.
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An Uncertain Future
- The past decade gave rise to the 'Gig' economy, spawning one-click app-based transactions.
- Artificial Intelligence and automation are further transforming how people live and work.
Future Proof Your Career
Future-proofing your career to stay relevant isn't about learning how to code or going back to college.
It is about having a career plan with a long-term vision, taking into account the current job-market conditions, economic factors, emerging opportunities, personal interests, and family realities.
Shrinking Life Cycle of Jobs
A life cycle of a job is shrinking rapidly, and if you're not re-inventing yourself or pivoting on time, you are rendered out of work sooner than in the past decades.
We need to check our career plan and ask ourselves what skills need to be developed to pursue future opportunities, in this shifting economy.
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What Self-Reflection Is
Is the process of thinking back on previous events and interpreting them through your experience.
It’s about taking a step back and reflecting on your life, behavior and beliefs....
The Importance of Self-Reflection
- It improve self-awareness.
- It allows you to understand and see things from a different point of view.
- It allows you to respond, not react.
- It facilitates a deeper level of learning.
- It improves confidence.
- It makes you challenge your assumptions.
The Process of Self-Reflection
- STOP: Take a step back from life or a particular situation.
- LOOK: Identify and get perspective on what you notice and see.
- LISTEN: Listen to your inner guide, the innate wisdom that bubbles up when you give it time and space to emerge.
- ACT: Identify the steps you need to take moving forward to adjust, change or improve.
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Bruce Lee as a philosopher
He studied poetry and philosophy in school. He focused his studies on Asian and Western philosophy, incorporating elements of Jiddu, Buddhism, Taoism, and Krishnamurti.
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Bruce Lee's impressive life
- He wasn't a master of any standard form of martial arts. He was closest in mastering Wing Chun.
- He invented his own style of martial arts. He based his style on the teaching of Man and what he learned of Wing Chun. He called his style Jeet Kune Do "the style of no style"
- He starred in 20 films in Hong Kong before the age of 18.
- He popularized the "1 Inch Punch" as seen in Kill Bill Vol. 2
- He was a prolific poet and philosopher. He studied poetry and philosophy in school and was even published several times.
- He was so fast, his moves were often too fast for a camera to catch.
- He only made 5 feature films in the US, his last released posthumously.