Work hard. Be diligent. Suck it up. Put 20 percent aside every month for your retirement and hopefully, you'll have enough to retire when you're 65, if not 85. Personally, this way of doing retirement is simply doing it wrong. This kind of retirement planning sounds plain miserable to me. You see, when we're in … Continue reading Retirement Planning is a Lie
Successful people get it. They get that the problems they are facing right now, regardless of their severity, is simply part of a much larger picture. Think about what have we overcame? Severe economic crisis, two World Wars, plagues, asteroids, and terrorist attacks. And what is your problem again? Face with a road bump? Okay. … Continue reading Crawl Your Way to Success
“Aim for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars.” But I say "aim for the moon", period. You see, when you aim for the moon, thinking that you can still land among the stars even if you miss, the most likely thing that will happen for most people is that they … Continue reading Aim for the Moon
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
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