3 business podcasts you need to listen to

Next Post

Even the greatest of all time lose

The greatest people in sports have a different view of failure. They see it as a chance to improve their game.

Next Post

Investments are never lost

Just because you've invested time and money into something, doesn't mean you have to continue.

Next Post

Fail faster than your competition

Failing frequently and fast leads to more success in your company. This might sound counterintuitive. Find our more

Next Post

The best gift your environment could give you

The people closest to you could make or break the quality of your life. Find out why in this post.

Next Post

Why ownership of your life can improve the quality drastically

Everything we do we choose. So what is there to regret? You are the person you choose to be.

Next Post

Michael Jordan Aesthetic Wallpaper

3 business podcasts you need to listen to

Next Post
howard-chai-O4FhKHOCoE0-unsplash

Even the greatest of all time lose

The greatest people in sports have a different view of failure. They see it as a chance to improve their game.
Next Post
alwi-alaydrus-G7eGlBfJDtc-unsplash

Investments are never lost

Just because you've invested time and money into something, doesn't mean you have to continue.
Next Post
getty-images-KGAKxIcrng0-unsplash

Fail faster than your competition

Failing frequently and fast leads to more success in your company. This might sound counterintuitive. Find our more
Next Post

Become a member

and receive a monthly newsletter full of inspiration to elevate your month!

3 ways to improve health

The secrets adults failed to tell us

The circle of influence, how to take action

How green is your grass?

3 ways to see clearly

Finding contentment

Embrace the full range of emotions

How to follow up on your values with action

Being vulnarable and getting connected

Allow yourself 5 failures a day

What is important to you

Imposter syndrome

Tails, you win

How to be more proactive

Deep Dive with Steven Bartett

Steven Bartlett has been successful but more importantly, he founded the podcast: “The Diary of a CEO”. In the podcast, he has interviewed hundreds of inspiring, well-known, and successful people. In this interview, he breaks down what he learned from all those conversations. 

3 takeaways from this podcast:

  • In order to start something, you need to quit something else
  • You need a challenge, a sense of progress, reason, autonomy and control, and a supportive community to thrive in your profession
  • Plan A thinking: if you have an alternative, you won’t think about the primary task anymore
Scroll to Top