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Personal Mastery: Become an EQ Champion
by Isaac Lakhi
Emotional self-awareness is the ability to recognize your feelings and emotions, but also to differentiate between them – to know what you are feeling and why, and to understand the causes.
PERSONAL MASTERY - Happiness
by Isaac Lakhi
Happiness is an emotion that seems to elude many people. For centuries, people have been trying to solve the problem of finding happiness. A common expectation and excuse for being happy is that “I’ll be happy when I make my first Ten Million”, or “I’ll be happy when I find my soul mate” or “I’ll be happy when the baby comes”. During our recovery years following our car crash of January 1998 that left us with an 80% brain disability, we found that it wasn’t the lack of happiness, but rather the lack of meaning, that made us unhappy. Happiness is to be experienced, not pursued.
Money Mastery: Building Financial Independence through a Will
by Isaac Lakhi
Having a valid will in place means that you are empowered by the knowledge that your estate will be divided according to your wishes, and not according to government guidelines, by default. That means that you can look after your children, friends and charitable causes in a way that feels comfortable to you. Speak to a trusted adviser who can help ensure that your wishes are carried out once you pass away.
PERSONAL MASTERY: The four-day work week: could it happen here?
by Isaac Lakhi
The five-day work week is commonly attributed to Henry Ford who, in 1926, decided to shut his car factories on Saturdays and Sundays to give workers time to rest. He also introduced eight-hour work days as policy.
Money Mastery: A Hard Topic for Couples
by Suze Orman
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Personal Mastery: Accountability Part One
by Carly Fiorina
Many of the tools and processes we’ve discussed in this newsletter are designed to help a leader establish aspirational but achievable goals, ensure the right resources and people are focused on delivery, the right metrics are in place to track progress and the surrounding culture supports those behaviors necessary to accomplish what’s required. What happens when all this is in place, when all the right commitments have been made and then it just doesn’t happen? What happens when people simply don’t do what they said they would do?
Mind Mastery: Do you have a Longevity Mindset?
by Peter Diamandis
My mission is to transform the way you think—to transform your mindset around many factors, including longevity. Giving you overwhelming evidence of the massive medical advancements that will extend your healthspan is a key focus of my year-round coaching program Abundance360.
Relationship Mastery: Three Secrets for Better Mental Health within the Family
by Isaac Lakhi
Family is important, and we should be able to talk to ours about anything. But unfortunately, many of us struggle to have difficult discussions, such as those around mental health.
With many people experiencing mental health challenges, families need to make this a priority in their homes.
Money Mastery: Are you Copping out on this Crucial Skill?
by Suze Orman
I can’t believe I have to say this 21 years into the 21st Century, but here goes: Women must take responsibility for their financial security. I am not talking about what you earn, or who earns more. I am not suggesting a partner or spouse needs to hand over all the reins.
Money Mastery: The Importance of Finding Your Purpose
by Peter Diamandis
Do you have an MTP? Are you currently living it?
The objective of having an MTP is perhaps best summed up by a quote from my friend Tom Bilyeu’s father: “Find something you would die for and live for it.”
MONEY MASTERY - The Law of Differentiation
by Isaac Lakhi
After surviving a car crash in January 1998 that left me with an 80% brain disability, we defeated the limiting diagnoses of various Doctors and made a full recovery. While recovering, we read for a Law degree and then a Postgraduate Diploma in Investments, Insurance and Tax.
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