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How To Conquer Rejection
Day three disrupted Jia’s plan in the most wonderful way. He went into a Krispy Kreme doughnut shop in Austin, Texas during an Olympic year. He asked for the person behind the counter to make five donuts in the shape and colors of the Olympic rings. Expecting a “no,” he was stunned when the person said, “Let me give that some thought.”
Your Brain Will Thank You
Next time you’re wondering how to get more done (and maybe even enjoy it), try this. Your to-do list—and your brain—will thank you.
Fired! Now What?
Sometimes, a setback is just a setback. But sometimes, it’s the push we need to do something amazing. So next time something bad befalls you, ask yourself: is this the start of something better?
Trading Off instead of Trading Up
I will periodically enter into an environment with my antennas up and on high alert. There are times when I acknowledge to myself something unusual may be about to happen, and I best be ready.
Unease and High Alert
I will periodically enter into an environment with my antennas up and on high alert. There are times when I acknowledge to myself something unusual may be about to happen, and I best be ready.
Don’t Pout – Do!
Something mystical had happened. Dan did not want to be a “Molly Puts.” Meanwhile, Dan’s anger had transformed itself into something wonderful. He shoveled for his own family and the people on his streets until he was utterly exhausted. He realized it felt good to work out his anger, so he kept shoveling his anger, and the snow was gone.