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This Week's Episodes:There’s No Finish Line To Purpose More Improvement With Better Measurement Be An Overcomer When You Don’t Have The Time To Do It All Flipping Humility On Its Head New To The Podcast? If so then you need to check out the 7 Fundamentals Of Self Improvement whic ... Show More

Wouldn't the world be more abundant if people who have a lot to give asked for help, and those who have less offered what they could?Was this helpful? If so then you need to check out the 7 Fundamentals Of Self Improvement which features short summaries of the most popular and im ... Show More

In a busy world, we need to improve our ability to discern what's actually worth our time and contributes to our goals. Want to complete your own Ideal Daily Design? Click here to watch the full Workshop! 

Part 1 of our guidance on deciding whether your goal should be efficiency or effectiveness. 

Every goal you want to achieve requires the enforcement of self-discipline, self-control and self-awareness. That’s a rule without an exception 

The one thing that determines the level of our potential, produces the intensity of our activity, and predicts the quality of the result we receive—our Minds. 

<p>To succeed in anything, you must learn to believe in yourself — long before you have the results to back it up. How? Listen now and I'll show you.</p> 

<p>"Your level of success is determined by your level of discipline and perseverance" - unknown</p> 

Most of the time, low levels of motivation can be cured if the right techniques are applied. We know that practice makes perfect, or at least in this case, practicing being motivated will help you be more motivated in the future. 

Perfection is the enemy of success.  

The journey is the reward. As long as you are actively engaged with your target language, listening, reading, speaking or writing, in ways that you find meaningful and enjoyable, you will achieve your goals. 

In today's episode, Andy talks about what keeps him motivated to chase higher levels of success, why it's an unrealistic expectation to be motivated all the time, and how to develop the discipline needed to bring you closer to your goals. 

<p>#147: Sometimes it may seem like the outcome is the most important thing you need to obtain: the perfect grade, the well-deserved promotion, or the necessary money. In this episode, Dr. Majeres and Sharif discuss the superiority of growth goals and why you should never aim for ... Show More