Cindy Bidar said this in a recent email: On the Bookworm podcast, Mike Schmitz and Cory Hixson read and discuss self-development/productivity books twice each month. They offer up the highlights, talk about what they loved (and didn't), and make thoughtful recommendations about other books listeners might enjoy. The best part though, is that they don't just read the books. They apply what they learn by creating action items for their own lives. Then they kick off the next episode with a recap of their plans and a review of how it played out. This is often the missing piece for me—maybe for you, too. Have you ever bought a course and binge-watched all the videos without stopping to ask, "What will I do with this?" Have you ever read (and even highlighted) a great book without ever asking, "How can I apply this to my life?" Have you listened to podcasts, read blog posts, favorited Tweet threads, saved reels, or screenshotted meaningful quotes, then never revisited those ideas that had you thinking, "This is good stuff! I need to remember it!" I am guilty of doing all of those things. I sometimes even come across my notes and screenshots and think (again), "This is good stuff!" before stuffing it back into my notebook, where it is once again lost. I'm done with that. Instead, I'm committing to intentional content consumption. https://bookworm.fm/

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I've just seen this in the Dave Nics Skool group & it's so profound I just had to share it. There are 4 ps that you need to have a successful team . They are : Purpose , People , Process and Progress

I saw this wall poster while browsing Temu [dot] com & I'm going to order it for my home office, & thought it would be great to share it with you.

Becoming Rich isn’t as much as getting rich financially as about whom you become In character and mind, to get rich. I want to share a secret with you that very few people know: The fastest way to get rich and stay rich is to work on developing your mind. Transforming your mind to think, perceive and process information like you already made it. Whatever you do regardless of the volume of work and effort you put towards anything, will never really amount to much until you forge a new self. The idea is to grow your thoughts into that of a successful you. So before you make any decisions you ask yourself: “What would the wealthy version of me do in this situation?” Ask yourself this simple question with every decision you make, commit to those actions and your life will be transformed. Your thought is the root and your results is the fruit. So think and grow RICH. straight out of the Tony Robins playbook. originally posted on Skool by Alina Richters