Hello everyone welcome to my weekly audio journal
Today I'd like to talk about growth, " If you become satisfied, growth stops."
To continue on with this, I wanted to share some laws written by Dan Sullivan and Catherine Nomura from the book 10 laws of lifetime growth.
Some of my favourites are:
Always make your questions bigger than your answers. All growth lies in the territory of the unknown. What we already know is in the past. What we have yet to discover is the future. Always make your questions bigger than your answers and you keep drawing yourself into a bigger future with new possibilities.
Always make your confidence greater than your comfort. Many successful people start off life as dreamers and risk-takers but the moment they become successful, they start seeking greater security and comfort as their main goal. This attitude puts them to sleep motivationally and they lose the confidence that made them so successful.
Finally always make your cooperation greater than your status. Working with others and creating opportunities for increased cooperation makes greater things possible in our lives and in the world.
I hope some of these laws have resonated with you. Thank you, everyone for listening.
