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F it And Do YOU.
- As a kid you're focused on your own internal colorful world. But as you grow up your focus tend to lean more on the external world. You try to fit in, please people, and care about what they say which brings unhappiness.
- But do you think Influential and successful, people do this? Do they bend over when told so? NO. They defy the norms, they work on and for themselves, do whatever the f they want and believe in, despite what other people say; and they are Happy.
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The 4 tendencies when it comes to habit formation:
- upholders: disciplined and respond to both internal and external expectations;
- obligers :can’t keep commitments to themselves but respond to expectations from others;
- questioners: ask why and can keep a habit if they understand the logic reasoning;
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Expect Nothing, Accept Everything
There will always be people who will lie and cheat. Its just not healthy for your self to live in the expectation that they won't, and then throw a hissy fit when they do. Remember, in most cases, you will always end up worse off than they do! Much worse.
2. What You Do
A career helps many people feel valued.
- People say something like, “I’m the co-founder of XYZ company,” or “I’m a lawyer,” not because it’s what they do – but because it’s who they are.
- Their career reinforces to them that they’re “somebody.”
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