EP 202 Book Review Atomic Habits ตอนที่ 1

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EP 202 Book Review Atomic Habits ตอนที่ 1

นี่คือ Framework และกลยุทธ์ที่จะช่วยพัฒนายอดขายและผลกำไรของบริษัทคุณ ท่ามกลางสภาวะเศรษฐกิจถดถอย

เคน นครินทร์ คุยกับ ดร.ธนัย ชรินทร์สาร ที่ปรึกษาและวิทยากรด้านกลยุทธ์ ผู้มีประสบการณ์กว่า 20 ปี ในรายการ The Secret Sauce

อ่าน Show note และดู Framework ประกอบเอพิโสดได้ที่ https://thestandard.co/podcast/thesecretsauce213/

The Secret Sauce EP.213 วางกลยุทธ์ในวิกฤตอย่างไรให้เติบโตท่ามกลางเศรษฐกิจถดถอย

Success without significance is an empty win. 

I’ve spent 24 years advising billionaires, celebrated CEOs and other titans of industry on how to multiply their income, lift their influence + unleash their highest impact. Here’s one of the strange paradoxes I’ve observed: A number of them are super-wealthy but very poor. They have money yet lack meaning. They have a large net worth but low self-worth. They have jets and yachts but no joy and peace. [A lot of people with a lot of money, aren't very wealthy.] 

So why measure your success by the suggestions of society when you can become a success on your own terms? Measure your success by the reputation you build, the mastery of your craft, and the value you create.

The Alternate Success Orbit

It's not only how you begin the race - it's how you finish. I call this concept the Last Mile Excellence. What makes a true champion in business and in life is the strength at which you end your event (whether that event is today or a client meeting or a key project that you've been working months to deliver on). Finish brilliantly!

Last Mile Excellence

As I wrote about in The 5AM Club, everyone alive does the best that they can based on where they're at in terms of their awareness and their understanding of life. And once you realize that, you won't be upset with them - you can begin to forgive them.

So resolve to forgive those who have hurt you [they made you stronger and more noble]. And commit to letting go of what no longer serves you [it got you to here]. Remember that the past was perfect preparation for you to become who you now are and to grow the extraordinary life that you now face the opportunity to create.

Learn To Forgive Those Who Have Hurt You

Distraction is the great destroyer of dreams. Why be busy being busy when you're built to inspire the world?

Don't Confuse Activity With Productivity

Here is one of the uncommon rules that superstars of prosperity, elite performers, and titans of industry live by to make their mark on the world.

1 Uncommon Rule That Elite Performers + Titans of Industry Live By

Real leaders truly get that learning and ideation is the fuel of life. And that all it takes is a single idea to change the game at work (and rescript the story that is your life).

A Simple Insight On Learning [To Get You To Your Next-Level]

You'll never perform higher than your self-identity. And what you believe to be possible.

All outer fortune begins with rescripting your self-identity, maximizing your faith in yourself and optimizing your daily routines so you’re consistently operating at your peak.

You'll never go higher than your self-identity and personal story. Commit to x25 your inner life and you'll x100 your outer world.

Your Self-Identity Determines Your Income + Your Impact

In a marketplace suffering from what I call in my presentations The Collective DeProfessionalization of Business and in a society struggling with The Mass Mediocritization of Humanity, we absolutely must behold the fiery passion  Steve Jobs has for perfection. One former teammate said that part of his genius was his ability to spot defects instantly. I recently heard that he told his design team everything they produced needed to be “Museum of Modern Art-level quality”. His consumer goods needed to have a legendary UX. All devices needed to function excellently. And everything they touched had to be nothing less than gasp-worthy.

Above all else, I believe, Steve Jobs was a hippie at heart. A man who wanted to release amazing things into the world. A maker who dreamed as few have and relentlessly stayed true to his ideals. Sure he was broken [aren’t we all?]. Yet, at his core, he was a human being who wanted to build a better world.

A Profound Insight on Artistry from Steve Jobs

The majority is caught up in the “relentless release of stuff.”

Most producers rush to deliver many materials rather than investing the time and painstaking care to handcraft a single masterpiece that stands the test of time.

I go into great depth on this pivotal subject in The 5AM Club yet for now please consider this: it’s wiser to make one Fifth Symphony versus many pieces of mediocrity [that never establish domain dominance].

Release Limited Magic VS. Ubiquitous Mediocrity

Bestselling author of 15 books (including The 5AM Club), globally celebrated leadership expert and philanthropist; Robin Sharma is considered to be one of the top 5 leadership experts in the world. His work is embraced by rock stars, royalty, billionaires and many celebrity CEOs. 

Deeply passionate about helping children in need live happier, healthier lives, Robin founded The Robin Sharma Foundation for Children (RSFC) as a registered charitable foundation. 

Visit www.robinsharma.com to learn more.