#277. Dad, can I always be perfectly happy?
There is no magic bullet to happiness. There will always be discomfort and worry.
#277. Dad, can I always be perfectly happy? Read Post »
There is no magic bullet to happiness. There will always be discomfort and worry.
#277. Dad, can I always be perfectly happy? Read Post »
The more you understand someone, the less you can be angry with them.
#261.Dad, how do I manage my anger? Read Post »
What matters is not how many things you know, but rather how well you know the things that matter.
#258. Dad, do I have to know everything? Read Post »
DAD: Find a balance between being 100% honest and hurting people. This is a critical skill to learn.
#234. Dad, can my honesty hurt people? Read Post »
DAD: If you don’t have any critics, you’re doing something wrong.
#233. Dad, is it OK to have critics? Read Post »
DAD: To discover the best way to unleash my potential.
#232. Dad, what is your mission in life? Read Post »
Restaurant eating is convenient, but very expensive on a tight budget.
#230. Dad, I love to eat out at restaurants. Read Post »
DAD: Spending 10,000 hours focusing on getting better and better.
#229. Dad, what is “deliberate practice”? Read Post »
DAD: EQ or emotional intelligence, is being able to recognize, understand and manage your emotions and the emotions of others.
#228. Dad, what is EQ? Read Post »
DAD: Reflect. Do not repeat. Move on.
#227. Dad, how do I move past financial mistakes? Read Post »
DAD: Low stress. Good people around you. Being good everyday.
#226. Dad, what is the “good life?” Read Post »
DAD: Kaizen means “perpetual incremental improvement,”. Doing small things a little bit better each day.
#225. Dad, what is Kaizen? Read Post »
DAD: Regret comes in two forms: regretting doing something you wish you hadn’t done, and regretting not doing something you wish you would
#224. Dad, what is regret? Read Post »
DAD: Yes. Accept the possibility that you will be wrong. Don’t be arrogant. Be curious.
#222. Dad, is it OK to be wrong? Read Post »
DAD: Easy Solution. Try and do less.
#221. Dad, I don’t achieve everything I set out to do Read Post »
DAD: Carrying too much debt causes more than budgeting problems; it can cause stress and personal problems, too.
#220. Dad, what is “buy now and pay later” culture? Read Post »
All successful leaders lead with empathy. Empathy drives purpose and purpose drives results.
#219. Dad, what is empathetic leadership? Read Post »
DAD: Good money habits starts at home. Most kids learn about their relationship with money from their parents.
#216. Dad, how are money relationships learned? Read Post »
DAD: If you commit to too much, you don’t give quality to all of the things you’re committed to.
#215. Dad, I have too many commitments. Read Post »
DAD: We need to feel pain. Pain teaches us that being strong is the only choice.
#206. Dad, what does pain teach us? Read Post »
Prayer is recognition that we can’t figure out this thing called life, on our own.
#202. Dad, what is prayer? Read Post »
DAD: Give the help you wish others would give you when you need help.
#201. Dad, how do I help people unconditionally? Read Post »
Most successful people develop good habits over time and perfect their habits. These habits have made them successful.
#195. Dad, do people become suddenly successful? Read Post »
Empathy, understanding and positive encouragement are the foundations from which to teach people.
#191. Dad, how should I teach? Read Post »
“Knowing others is intelligence; knowing yourself is true wisdom. Mastering others is strength; mastering yourself is true power.”
#171. Dad, what is your favourite Lao Tzu quote? Read Post »
Finding compassion for others is easy but finding compassion for yourself is much harder.
#169. Dad, tell me about self compassion Read Post »
It is just as important to learn what not to do from others as much as what to do.
#167. Dad, I try to learn as much as I can from others. Read Post »
Reading allows you to see the world more clearly.
#164. Dad, tell me about reading Read Post »
DAD: There are more distractions than ever before and you must learn to control your attention span in order to
#157. Dad, how do I deal with daily distractions? Read Post »