Good things come to those who go, who move, who act, who take risks, who fail, who fight, who lose, who stumble, trip, and fall. If you wait, you'll be on your deathbed one day shaking hands with the person you were meant to be and they're going to say to you "You should have … Continue reading Good Things Come to Those Who Wait is Terrible Advice
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What You Seek is Seeking You
Have you ever heard a similar expression "Be careful what you wish for?" If you have heard it, have you ever asked "Why?" I believe that the caution in the old expression is intended to help people realize that they often don't know what they really want. But, I prefer the wisdom of Rumi. "What … Continue reading What You Seek is Seeking You
The Gift of Death
My new podcast episode is up! It's an exploration of truly living, dying, and the miracle of fulfillment in between. Here are some highlights: A deep dive into "Tuesday's with Morrie" - A memoir that sold 14 million copies and changed lives around the world. A side note on people who chase outcomes vs. falling … Continue reading The Gift of Death
Have you seen the Billionaire manual?
It's everywhere and it's free. It's also insanely stupid. Of course money is great, but we all need something far greater in power than money. We need absolute optimization. We need vitality. We need love. We need to feel needed. We need to gain the right insights to unlock the chains that are wrapped around … Continue reading Have you seen the Billionaire manual?
Impossible Dreams? I think not…
"There is only one thing that makes a dream impossible to achieve: the fear of failure." -Paulo Coelho For me, this simple quote is a beautiful way to start the weekend. I paused and absorbed it. I let it give me everything that it had to offer and it was wonderful. The simple notion that … Continue reading Impossible Dreams? I think not…
Demystify Your Dreams
Not being good enough is not what you should be worried about.
The Aftermath of Success
I was a man that forgot to grow into a man. Someone that would take responsibility to own their life. Someone who forgot to travel and see the world. Someone who forgot that life’s greatest joys are simple, and free.
Chad Shipley 