I had a quality question thrown my way on a phone call. It actually stopped me mid-sentence while I was ranting to my mentor. In truth, it wasn't some kind of magical question that no one has ever asked before, but the intention behind my mentor asking me this very question was to get me to think about what I was saying and to re-think my intentions. I was harping
We've all done things that we are not proud of. It's usually those moments in our life that make us who we are. I bet that as you read this you’re thinking well, Giorgio, "There’s no way that you’ve done things as bad as I have" and I guarantee that others think the same about you. It's all a matter of perspective. What do you believe you have done that
You go through life finding new friends, acquaintances and idols that you compare yourself to. Thinking that maybe if you do things the way they do, then you’ll achieve the same kind of success that these people did. Whether that’s success in family, money, business, social success or physical success, it’s all the same. The constant comparison will stop you dead in your tracks on your path to your dreams.
What does it mean when the world around you doesn't agree with you? Why are these people not approving of your opinion? Why are so many people resisting your point of view? It's quite simple, really. It's because you don't entirely agree with your own opinion. You're not fully embodying your point of view. There's a sliver of self-doubt in your mind and people are picking up on this. They're reflecting
Expectations are a bittersweet thing. A tool that can make or break your spirit. It can lead you to incredible heights and drown you in lows that have no bottom. Either way, expectations exist because they are necessary, but are they being used in the wisest way? We’ve all got expectations and they vary depending on what we want from life, family, friends, work and the world. But how useful
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