Steven Covey similar matrix as well…7 Habits book.

He is risen indeed! 🙏🏼✝️❤️

I agree w you and Clegg and add…if we are thinking about 10X as working harder…that’s DEFINITELY 2X thinking! Even 3-4X can be done theoretically by just working harder, more hours, more efficiency etc… 10X is a shift. It’s likely COMPLETELY DIFFERENT from what we are currently doing…that’s the whole point! I liken it to the story of the fly in the window that Price Pritchett talks about in his book Quantum Leap. The fly is buzzing at the screen very hard, working nonstop, but getting nowhere. The fly can get stronger, fly higher, fly harder, fly more hours, fly with different types of angles…but he’s not getting thru that window. BUT…if the fly turns around 180 degrees, and flies for 7-10 seconds in the exact OPPOSITE direction…there is a door that is wide open, and the literal entire world is available to him! Of course…how scary is it to go 180 degrees from the direction that we are SO SURE is the “right” way!!! As Mark Twain is quoted "It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble. It’s what you know for sure that just ain’t so" **No AI was used in the production of this comment. 😂

Recover from (minor) medical procedure. Rest.

This is a great question, and it immediately made me think of the Mike Tyson quote, “Everyone has a plan until you get punched in the face!” Morning routines, evening routines, calendars, schedules, life…can all get disrupted pretty easily. I believe all of the above are important aspects of a successful life. For me, anti-fragility is how we react and act when life punches us in the face. When we miss one of our “routines”, do we completely fall off the wagon, or are we able to adapt, adjust and just keep going, and even thrive?!? I think anti-fragility is a HUGE component of any “successful” life…even with everyone’s definition of success being different. The main reason, in my opinion, is because of the mindset it gives us on a daily basis. I believe it brings me peace. To not get so easily overwhelmed by life’s circumstances…to have a more calm and collected mind to make better decisions and choices. This all adds up to Consistency. And I believe Consistency leads us to our most authentic selves, which in turn leads us to the most Joy.