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There are three parts to the formula: identifying the trigger, identifying the old habit, and defining the new behavior.
…in improving your life, ease is not the point; growth is the point.
For speed and agility, you need a fundamentally different way to gather information, make decisions, and implement decisions that have some strategic significance.
Dissonant leaders sometimes may seem effective in the short run…but the toxicity they leave behind belies their apparent success.
Freedom in how to achieve the goals improves the efficiency and the results.
We don’t just follow or sit idly by, we lead, push, influence, persuade, and rock the Casbah.
…there are just five triggers: location, time, emotional state, other people, and the immediately preceding action.
Often, the journey to greatness begins the moment our preferences for comfort and certainty are overruled by a greater purpose that requires challenges and contribution.









