Have you ever watched one of those "miracle" videos where victory was plucked from nothing? The video of a basketball player hurling a desperate, impossible full court buzzer beater and winning not just the game but the championship? Or the video of the soccer teams scoring two or even three goals within seconds in the … Continue reading The God of Victory
In life, those who solve the most problems win. Obviously, this statement is just too simplistic but there's a great deal of truth to it. Successful people are also the best problem solvers. They thrive on problems because problems are opportunities. On the other hand, average people just want to run when they encounter one. … Continue reading Problems
A very interesting conversation with some friends came up today that led to the analysis of this idiom - Give an inch, take a mile. You might not know, the Chinese version of this idiom, "得寸进尺" (de cun jin chi), is heavily drilled into Chinese kids since young. Ask any Chinese kids in the streets … Continue reading Give an Inch, Take a Mile
Most people are average. Few are successful. Some achieve success with pure luck but most do so because they stay true to the way of success. If you're looking to rely merely on luck to achieve success, good luck. That itself, is a mindset that contradicts the whole principle of becoming successful. But if you're … Continue reading The Way of Success
Giving is good, we get it. But why? How? Giving is one of my favorite topics to write about. It's deep. It's noble. But beyond that, there's so much that preachers of giving don't emphasize enough. Why is giving good, not just to the beneficiaries, but even more for ourselves? It's true that when we … Continue reading Why You Should Start Giving
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