Published: 2017 & Pages: 598
In the ’90s, the Notorious B.I.G. song “Mo Money Mo Problems” highlighted how more money can bring more challenges. So, the author asked mentors about handling difficulties with success.
Many mentors agree on the importance of resetting and re-centering yourself.
Some, like Jason Fried and weightlifting champion Aniela Gregorek, take regular walks. Fried explores new areas to clear his mind, while Gregorek practices “forest bathing,” immersing in the forest’s sounds and smells for refreshment.
Restorative methods include naps (Bozoma Saint John’s preference), sex (recommended by Ashton Kutcher), or reflecting on gratitude (how Dr. Jim Loehr resets).
When stretched thin, mastering the art of saying no is crucial. Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks and Yuval Noah Harari have help to decline requests. Neil Strauss asks if saying yes is out of fear or guilt and politely declines if so.
Kevin Kelly imagines invitations for tomorrow morning; if willing, he says yes. Gary Vaynerchuk, a millionaire entrepreneur, sometimes says yes 20% of the time to stay open to life’s surprises, even if it may not seem worth it.
بسم اللہ الرحمان الرحیم،
اردو ترجمہ جلد اپ لوڈ کیا جاےَ گا، انشاءاللہ
More money can bring more challenges, as per the song.
They take regular walks, exploring new areas or practicing “forest bathing.”
It involves immersing in the forest’s sounds and smells; Gregorek walks in the forest for refreshment.
Napping is preferred by Uber’s chief brand officer, Bozoma Saint John.
“Am I only thinking about saying yes out of fear or guilt?”
He imagines it for tomorrow morning; if willing to go, he says yes.
Sometimes saying yes 20% of the time, even when you don’t want to, can be beneficial.
They have people in their lives who help them decline speaking engagement requests.
He gives a polite no if he realizes he’s saying yes out of fear or guilt.
Sometimes saying yes, even when it doesn’t seem worth it, can keep you open to life’s surprises.