#jamesclear

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When planning something in my life, I always wondered how I was going to achieve it. I would venture blindly into the foundations of improvisation, hoping to find the success I dreamed of. If I started

[Source]( Entre las maneras en la cual el ser humano puede lograr un crecimiento personal tenemos que tener en cuenta esa fuente de conocimiento teórico-práctico que nos dan los libros, claro está que

Welcome to another edition of Weekend Wisdom, a weekly publication where I bring wise and inspiring words from people I admire. My goal with this is to share ideas and thoughts that influence my actions

Welcome to another edition of Weekend Wisdom, a weekly publication where I bring wise and inspiring words from people I admire. My goal with this is to share ideas and thoughts that influence my actions

As an aspiring writer and content creator, one of my primary sources of inspiration is the wisdom shared by reputable people in my fields of interest. Many of my articles are the outcome of my analysis

Transcription for accessibility purposes: Don't overlook the basics. Don't ignore the foundation. How long can a tree remain standing without the roots? Getting back to quotes with another great one by

Transcript for accessibility purposes: "It's easy to gravitate toward the idea of having lots of friends, but you'll probably benefit more from strengthening your "inner circle" friendships

Transcript for accessibility purposes: "A valuable skill in life is to be larger than the situation. When you're feeling stressed or rattled, the situation is consuming you. It feels bigger and more

Transcript for accessibility purposes: "People often think that something "far off" will make them happy. That moving to a new place or getting a different job or meeting someone new will

Transcript for accessibility purposes: "First or last? Sometimes the first move is the most important. The first set in the gym. Now you're working out. The first sentence. Now you're writing. The

Transcript for accessibility purposes: "Who does the work? Who bears the consequences? Who reaps the rewards? When the incentives are aligned, it's the same person." James Clear After many days,

Transcript for accessibility purposes: “You're more likely to unlock a big leap in performance by trying differently than by trying harder. You might be able to work 10% harder, but a different approach

Transcript for accessibility purposes: “Goals are for people who care about winning once. Systems are for people who care about winning repeatedly.” James Clear Nothing better to start a new week than

Transcript for accessibility purposes: “We want solutions, but what we really need are attitudes. You don't need abs, but rather an attitude of training. You don't need the answer, but rather an attitude

Transcript for accessibility purposes: “One sign you haven’t done enough reading is if you find yourself agreeing with whatever book you read last. At first, it’s easy to be swayed by any reasonable argument.

Transcript for accessibility purposes: “Most of the time you don't need more information, you need more courage.” James Clear There is something in the corporate jargon that is called "analysis

Transcript for accessibility purposes: “Being good at what you do is partially about competence, but not exclusively. Two other things that matter: Reliability. You do what you say you're going to do—on

Transcript for accessibility purposes: “Avoiding mistakes is an underrated way to improve. It's easier to fend off a bad day than achieve a perfect day. Rather than do your best, avoid your worst.” James

Transcript for accessibility purposes: “The question is not: will today be a good day? Every day is a good day. The question is: how much good will you get out of today?” James Clear This is something