The Lighthouse
Setting and achieving high standards for oneself is crucial. Having said that, it’s equally essential to cherish the trip and be grateful for what you have now.
- Have clear goals: personal, professional and spiritual.
- We live in a world where we are bombarded with stimuli from all directions. These stimuli embed themselves in your subconscious mind, whether you’re aware of it or not.
- We have to choose consciously what type of information we want to allow into our minds.
- Keep giving yourself some positive pressure, write a goal contract, build your habits and laugh along the way.
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The book is in the form of a fictional conversation between Julian Mantle who is a renowned lawyer and his best friend John who is also in the same field. As a workaholic, Julian’s health problems served as a wake up call. He quit his job and made the decision to travel Sivana.
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