3-2-1: The best way to change the world, celebrating others' success, and learning to listen - James Clear
3 IDEAS FROM ME I. “Buying your kids the best will never replace giving your kids your best.” II. “The best way to change the world is in concentric circles: start with yourself and work your way out from there.” III. “Be excited for people when they succeed. When a friend or family member reaches […]
3 IDEAS FROM ME I. “Buying your kids the best will never replace giving your kids your best.” II. “The best way to change the world is in concentric circles: start with yourself and work your way out from there.” III. “Be excited for people when they succeed. When a friend or family member reaches an important milestone like getting a promotion or making their first sale or scoring acceptance into their desired program, celebrate it. Buy them a drink. Send them a card. Tell them you’re proud to know them. Being thrilled on someone’s behalf is a lovely way to be. Winning is better…
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