
Episode #211 Be Too Much
Excellence will always be attacked in a world content with complacency. This week, Dr. Michael Brown and Luke Woolard have a conversation about exploration, energy, and empathy.
Show Notes
Every day I wake up and choose to be the one who brings that positive mindset… It might make people uneasy at first, but I know in the end it’s gonna bring us all up.Luke Woolard
Three Problems
- Our tendency is to be too little rather than too much.
- A judgmental attitude often conceals jealousy, insecurity, and uncertainty.
- We may be perceived as too much even when we are simply being ourselves.
Seven Principles
- A busy life is more exciting and satisfying than a boring life.
- Every recreational activity fits into one of two categories: draining or rejuvenating.
- It’s OK to smile at strangers and small-talk with servers.
- Confidence is not a personality trait but a choice we make.
- We are capable of cultivating a positive culture instead of conforming to a negative one.
- Positivity is not the opposite of empathy, and they can actually complement each other.
- Regardless of what we have been told, it is healthy to express our emotions.
Three Practices
- Focus on being more interested in others than interesting to others.
- Develop a morning routine that orients, energizes, and prepares you for the day ahead.
- Create a daily reminder of this commitment: “I will do nothing halfway.”
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