It’s important to have a system of boundaries that you can operate within, boundaries that aren’t too strict but strict enough to hold you accountable. Finding these key measurements can play a big role in your individual success.
Life is short; time is precious. I say we make the most out of this one shot of life. To do some top shelf shit you’ll need discipline, dedication, and of course a #Relentless drive. But, you’ll probably also need to do some things that you don’t exactly like.
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Screw ups and life lessons go hand in hand, like rice and beans, peanut butter and jelly, and lamb and tunafish. You don’t get the good stuff without putting up with the bad.
Success comes to those who work. True. Success comes to those who work on the right things. Even more true. Success just doesn’t happen; you have to set it up!
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Adversity. Life’s full of adversity. It’s a fools errand to attempt to avoid it; it is a wise man who attempts to utilize it for his benefit.
Inside of my head is a gnarly place. It’s incredibly powerful and I recognize and respect it. In this article, I discuss how my mind works and some driving principles on how I choose to live my life.
I’ve always been a “let it ride” kind of guy. Never afraid to “stack it not rack it” after winning. Those are gambling slang terms, for those who didn’t know. I’ve never been opposed to risk; it’s exciting and gets the ole ticker racing.
I’ll apologize in advance to those tendered ear individuals, as my verbiage here will not be the most pleasant and perhaps, come off a little edgy. I recently took a hiatus from the fitness industry, at least posting about it. I have toy’d with how I want to reintroduce myself Read more…
I’m not one to make New Years Resolutions. I do evaluate and re-evaluate my goals and ambitions quite often. Perhaps, too often. Nonetheless, I’ve made one declaration for 2018.
The best investment one could make is self-investment. Learning about who you are and what makes you tick is an incredibly useful data point. Through the last several years, I have found that the more I learn about myself, the happier I become.
