
Skip the Failure Porn and Other Surprising Success Advice – James Altucher with Dave Asprey – #794
Use the neurochemistry of mastery, experimentation, radical curiosity and flow state to turn what you love into something you can live on.
Use the neurochemistry of mastery, experimentation, radical curiosity and flow state to turn what you love into something you can live on.
“Ask yourself, “What do I want every part of next year to look like?” Just trust it as possible.” Then, take action.
“Don’t hold back waiting for something to happen to give your all.” Tips to get you thinking bigger and moving forward.
The creative process takes time, curiosity, discipline, and persistence. There is no one way or right way. Discover your own way.
If you’re afraid, facing a challenge or don’t know the next step to take in your professional life, here’s how mentorship can help.
“The mantra in rocket science isn’t to fail fast, it’s to learn fast. The goal is to learn from each mistake, from each bad decision and improve with each iteration.”
Dig deep into the consciousness of your inner programming, strip away patterns that hold you back, and kickstart some awesome in your life.
Here’s a little money-saving hack: if you want a good deal on a
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