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This Week at a Glance: - Monday: The False Timelines of Life
- Wednesday: 35 Life Lessons From 35 Years
- Friday: The Boat-Dragging Problem
Wisdom Worth Sharing: The worst mistakes in life are made when you try to do fast what's meant to be done slow. Real, durable things take a long time to build. Careers. Businesses. Relationships. Health. There are no shortcuts—and chasing them leads you into peril. The long way is the right way. (share to x/twitter!)
Monday: The False Timelines of Life On Monday, I turned 35. As I reflected on the last 15 years, I decided to open up about something personal. For all of my 20s, my birthday wasn't something I looked forward to. It was anxiety-inducing. It carried the heavy psychological weight of missed expectations. Another year older. Another checkpoint missed. Another reminder that I wasn't where I was supposed to be. 15 years later, I've come to realize one truth: There is no universal timeline for a meaningful life. There's just you. Your life. Your path. And what you choose to do with it... (read the full piece here)
Wednesday: 35 Life Lessons From 35 Years I'm not a big birthday celebration guy, but every year, I use the day as a spark for reflection—to zoom out and consider what I've learned along the way. In Wednesday's piece, I shared my favorites. 35 life lessons from my first 35 years... (read the full piece here)
Friday: The Boat-Dragging Problem On Friday, I shared a story I'm thinking about as we head into the new year: A man builds a boat to cross a wide, rushing river blocking his path. But once the river is behind him, he keeps dragging it along—until the very thing that helped him begins to slow him down. I call this the Boat-Dragging Problem: When you hold on too long, something that served you can begin to own you. So, as you start the year, ask yourself: What boat are you still dragging long after the river is gone? (read the full piece here)
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