The Humanist Revolution

Charles Chu, I think you have ripped open some truths that most of us are too afraid to admit to. I have found myself thinking about true happiness lately. Being that social media is this superpower that is dominating the markets, I agree with your point on social media.

This went along great with the theme of this book Deep Work that I am currently reading. As soon as I read about the senator from the 80’s, it was reinforcing this notion of undistracted, fully focused, uninterrupted thought that is neccessary for bringing you to the next level. Really enjoyed this one!

Did You Know That People Live in North Korea?

Did You Know that People Live in North Korea?

Wow, you are making some pretty intense accusations. It’s sad that you just assume that I’m white, and that I’m privileged, when in fact I am neither. Your response was entirely unintelligible, and rude to say the least. Perhaps you should reserve your judgment for yourself, and reflect upon how you decided to speak to other people. I am no…

Can You Burn More By Doing Less?

It’s no secret that by doing some form of cardiovascular exercise and eating less, you will lose…

I believe that mastery of the external world comes after mastery of the internal. Quite frequently people utilize negative dialogue and set limitations in their minds before they start. Change is possible, and the first step is to believe that you can.

I couldn’t agree more, people often get lost when they are trying to make change because they cannot focus. We are all much more likely to succeed if we are able to commit our resolve to one task at a time, and then work down the list.

It’s Not The Program, It’s You

Over the last year, I have had clients who were very specific in their training needs and clients who…

I truly enjoyed reading your article. I am also a deceptive introvert, people who don’t know me well tend to presume I’m extroverted. I had to learn how to adapt and put on the extrovert mask in order to do well in business.