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You can’t live life to the fullest if you ignore morality, and the greatest teacher in the world on morality was Jesus. Today’s distinction looks at the sermon on the mount and short version, which is the golden rule. Learn a common misconception about the golden rule from two girls in bikinis, and the correct way to look at good and evil from D&D.
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On this episode of Distinctions For Life we learn about doing things poorly and why sometimes, even often, that is a good thing. Most of the time when we learn a new skill we have to do it poorly, not well. There is a progression of understanding that happens and we’ll talk about the key to making that work. Personal growth is no different and requires giving ourselves permission to do something badly before doing it well.
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Learning guitar with John Tuggle.
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If we want to grow as a person and make a positive impact on the world, we need to keep track of what we are doing. Journaling is key to this, but most of us go about it in the wrong way. As a result we give up on the practice before it does us any good. This week we’ll put together a quote from Tony Robbins and a speech by Steve Jobs to find a better way to journal.
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Everybody wants to be wealthy for one reason or another. There is a key to being wealthy. If you are missing this one thing, attracting wealth will take a lot more effort.
Learn why having a business unlocks the ability to make lots of money, and how being an employee makes you a cost and not a benefit to your employer. Take control of your income with the small change in this episode.
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Dan Kennedy Resource Page.
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No B.S. Wealth Attraction for Entrepreneurs
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The Millionaire Next Door
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Internet Business Mastery |
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Power is the ability to do or act. We all have power, but often we don’t use it. Why? What simple thing could all of us be doing that would greatly increase our personal power?
This week on Distinctions for Life we learn the key to power is to take responsibility. It is the things we take responsibility for that we have the most power over. You’ll hear stories of how taking responsibility made one man the most important person in his partnership. How a fortune 500 director judges employees on how much responsibility they take for themselves. You’ll also learn how taking responsibility is the key to strong relationships and communication.
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Dan Kennedy Resource Page
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