• Do It Your Own Way

  • Sep 27 2024
  • Length: 14 mins
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Do It Your Own Way

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  • The ultimate success metric is whether you get what you want out of life. But that’s harder than it sounds because it’s easy to try to copy someone who wants something you don’t.

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Do it your way

Thanks for the podcast! It got me thinking about my life and how I did it my way. Am I a success?

What is Success? Is it simply the courage to live life your way.

Rolly May wrote a wonderful book "Man's Search for Himself" where he writes the opposite of courage is not cowardice, It's conformity.

Or Frank Sinatra classic song “My way"

95% of People don’t know what success is to them so they copy the 5% that are successful without thinking of the why or where they are going.

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