"The Everyday Hero Manifesto by @RobinSharma "
This book has concise chapters with so many insights, key tips which we can adopt to lead a life full of positivity, elite performance, and sustained happiness both personally and professionally.
13 wise lessons from the book 🧵
This book has concise chapters with so many insights, key tips which we can adopt to lead a life full of positivity, elite performance, and sustained happiness both personally and professionally.
13 wise lessons from the book 🧵
1) No matter where the hands of nature have now placed you, your past need not prescribe your future.
Tomorrow can always be made into something better than today.
You are human. And this is what humans are able to do.
Tomorrow can always be made into something better than today.
You are human. And this is what humans are able to do.
2) Sometimes, all it takes is one conversation with an extraordinary person to reroute the rest of your life in an entirely new direction.
3) If you wait for conditions to be perfect before you launch your highest dream, you’ll never begin.
4) Staying close to the awesome splendor of NATURE is a habit of all great masters to remain inspired, focused, and joyful in an era of tectonic change and immense upheaval.
5) Small, daily, seemingly insignificant improvements, when done consistently over time, lead to stunning results.
Growth you make in one area brings growth in every other area of your life. Because the way you do one thing sets up the way you’ll do everything.
Growth you make in one area brings growth in every other area of your life. Because the way you do one thing sets up the way you’ll do everything.
6) Self-education is the highway to making vividly imagined fantasies into readily observed reality.
7) Someone else’s lack of appreciation has nothing to do with you and everything to do with them.
Just stay true to your own moral instincts. Display the virtues of positivity, honesty, goodwill, excellence, humility, forgiveness, and respect to all.
Just stay true to your own moral instincts. Display the virtues of positivity, honesty, goodwill, excellence, humility, forgiveness, and respect to all.
8) Respecting yourself is vastly important than being liked by others.
9) Instinct really is wiser than intellect.
All real progress has come from daydreamers who were told by so-called “experts” that their consuming idea was foolish, and their creative work was unworthy.
All real progress has come from daydreamers who were told by so-called “experts” that their consuming idea was foolish, and their creative work was unworthy.
10) Perfect conditions don’t exist and waiting for them is often simply an excuse.
11) Let us not confuse mileage with mastery. And time invested with skill optimized.
Training that’s not intentionally programmed to make you better won’t make you any better.
Training that’s not intentionally programmed to make you better won’t make you any better.
12) If you take yourself too seriously, no one will take you seriously.
13) Give more than you take. Be more helpful than is necessary. And treat each person you meet with dignity.
Enjoy the company of wise people, the companionship of inspiring books and a healthy relationship with your sovereign self.
Enjoy the company of wise people, the companionship of inspiring books and a healthy relationship with your sovereign self.
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