Career & Purpose

13 Aug

Posted at 09:34h in Career & Purpose by

Dress for Success

“Change is the essence of life. Be willing to surrender what you are for what you could become.”

-Mahatma Gandhi

Written by: Scott Dinsmore

Average Read Time: 5 minutes

I've always believed that if you want to do something, you have to act like you deserve it. Show the world that you are ready. We hear this all the time when people talk about dressing for the job you want, not for the one you already have. The clothes you wear are obviously only the beginning (and can surely make a big difference). But even more importantly is how we dress our minds- the attitude and beliefs we must adopt if we are looking to do something on an entirely new level. Act like the person you want to be, represent them in your mind and actions, and soon that's who you'll become. The same goes for your business and relationships. That time has come for Reading For Your Success.

11 Aug

Posted at 07:30h in Career & Purpose, Emotions & Happiness, Entrepreneurship by

The End of Regret

“As you grow older, you'll find the only things you regret are the things you didn't do.”

-Zachary Scott

Written by: Scott Dinsmore

Average Read Time: 3.5 minutes

Have you ever experienced that burning feeling of regret? When you know you did something that crossed the line? I know I have. It only took once or twice to realize how much the feeling tore me up inside. And now I do absolutely everything I can to avoid actions that might lead to regrets later. But actions are not the only thing that cause regrets. Inactions can be just as big of a contributor. And they can be a bit sneaky since they don't involve actually doing anything. There are two types of things one can regret:

02 Aug

Posted at 19:55h in Career & Purpose, Emotions & Happiness, Meditation & Presence by

Don't Wait!

"Things may come to those who wait, but only the things left by those who hustle."

-Abraham Lincoln

Written by: Scott Dinsmore

Average Read Time: 4 minutes

Words are incredibly powerful. There are some that empower us to do our very best and others that can leave us feeling helpless. Through my own and others' experiences I have found one to be more dangerous than any other. On that when used once can give you relief, but when used routinely can leave you with the deepest feeling of despair.

This most dangerous word is: Later.

The scary thing is that it seems so harmless at first. There are all kinds of justifications to put things off until tomorrow. A lot of them can feel pretty valid. And even worse, we seem to use this word most for the things that are of greatest importance to us.