Sunday Reflections is a week note series where I share observations and learnings from all parts of my life in short snippet format. This weeks reflections discusses living who to expectations of who we used to be, and a reminder to execute in our actions how we want to be remembered.
The Wilderness Years
The jump from child to adult isn't easy - going from school where everything is structured for you, to the work place and the rest of your life, where every action you take (or don't) has a reaction is a culture shock. In this post I talk about my 'wilderness years' those first five years working where I learnt my first important lessons on the meaning of life, finding your purpose and getting ahead.
Aim Higher
Many of us setting goals severely underestimate the value of our potential and our ability to aim higher. By the low expectations we have and the lack of self-belief in ourselves mean we are living a life of constant underachievement. We seethe in the corner as people we perceive as 'arrogant' get all the breaks - all … Continue reading Aim Higher
Actions Speak Louder than Words
There are a lot of sayings out there. A lot of them bullshit, but: "Actions Speak Louder than Words" Is the real deal. I worry sometime that I spend far too much time writing about my goals, than actually doing them. But honestly, I love writing plans - I am an advocate for SMART objectives, … Continue reading Actions Speak Louder than Words
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