Part of Two: We resume our time with Keith Smith. From 'the bubble' to realization of what it takes to achieve keep balance.
Mental habit / action / tool examples:
- If you feel blocked or stuck, keep pushing, there is another way around, and it's going to take work to find it.
- Sacrifice is often involved when enabling dreams.
- Look for times of transition to double down on achieving balance.
- Sleep is important, prioritizing it is key.
- Be open, be approachable, talk to people.
- Don't fear challenging work.
- Do what takes care of people, that's important. And remember, you are one of those people too.
- Imposter syndrome is real for everyone. Looking at points of positive validation or praise can help get out of the tailspin.
- Know the granular details of your budgeting and realistic expenditures before making a large life switch.
- The minute you accept money for something, do what you say you're going to do for that money. Don't accept money and not deliver. It's a mutual investment.
- If you find yourself saying to yourself, I don't want to do this. It's likely you need to have a conversation with someone about it.
Related points:
- People want to be helpful and kind, as their natural inclination.
- Fear will drag you down, it will steal from you.
- Having self-compassion and making sure you can encourage yourself.
- You're never too old to start something new, just take a step.
- Leave things better than you find them. No burning bridges.
- You can always come home and have a sandwich.
- If you are able, positioning yourself in meetings to multitask can have large rewards.
- Great Superbowl tickets can be had in sketchy dark closet like settings.
- Great friendships are ones which you feel like you can ask for anything, nothing would be off the table.
- Sometimes in life, between generations, shifts which seem unstable can make our loved ones question our decisions.
- Make more chairs then. They are more than just a tool for sitting.
Quotes / quips:
- "I'm done with doubting; I can do this."
- "People are generally more approachable than we fear they won't be."
- "Sometimes it's more important to know the things you don't know, than to know what you do know."
- "Nobody is ever going to die saying, I wish I could have spent another day at work."
- "Chase what you love, and things will fall into place."
Rando Mentions:
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