Making success happen is all about taking action. Hard work, constantly doing something, keeping things moving. You can read all you want but unless you execute and actually engage, it is all to no avail.
That is why today, I’m publishing this instead of the usual type of articles you find around here. Instead of reading my content, I want you to do something instead – right now.
If some of you are not familiar with who Frank Underwood is, he is a fictional character in Netflix’s popular series House of Cards. A house majority whip, bipartisan, pursuing the interests of the democrat party in congress as well as ferociously fighting his own agenda to rise to the very top in politics.
Frank, you see, is the guy having the kind of smarts that keep him up at night. This and the rational calculus he is constantly making are probably the main things creating this strange affability about him; from my perspective at least.
The age and society we live in make us pride ourselves on originality and ideas of any scale. It’s a personal markup showing that we are able to contribute, worthy enough to actually provide our community with something.
Ideas for helping others, ideas for finding different types of solutions to a given problem, ideas that could change and reinvent the quality of our life, ideas that can make us financially free, ideas for the sake of invention alone…
Here is a step by step no-brainer method of validating your idea, while adding an additional layer of refinement.
There are couple of things to have in mind if you are really trying to make a significant lifestyle change. The people you surround yourself with, the slight change in interests, what type of things you are letting enter your life…
And while on a wider scope things like habits, diet, places you hang around and people you interact with are undeniably crucial to this “remodeling” process, believe it or not, possessions come second close.
For a long time now I’ve searched for the best how-to books and never really felt satisfied. A life learning aficionado myself, I came to appreciate self-teaching and started to apply it in almost every aspect of my life. And if you are sharing the same enthusiasm when it comes to learning and starting with…