“Where is your mindset after something bad happens to you? The fact is, none of us controls what happens to us in life – but we do control our responses to those circumstances.” – Villanova Basketball Coach Jay Wright Your attitude is a daily choice. It’s a choice to respond to adversity, not surrender to it. There will always be adversity, but your attitude and mindset will determine how far you go. Seven Ways to

Jocko Willink, a former Navy Seal who speaks and writes about leadership and discipline, asserts you will grow if you ask yourself seven questions every day and then act accordingly, based on your answers. I will spend the next few days reviewing each question one at a time. Here’s the sixth question: Is this what I want to be?  What is your ambition? What are your goals? Are you on a path to take you there?

Jocko Willink, a former Navy Seal who speaks and writes about leadership and discipline, asserts you will grow if you ask yourself seven questions every day and then act accordingly, based on your answers. I will spend the next few days reviewing each question one at a time. Here’s the seventh and final question: Is this everything I can give?  Some of us try to get by with as little effort as possible. It’s a temptation.

Jocko Willink, a former Navy Seal who speaks and writes about leadership and discipline, asserts you will grow if you ask yourself eight questions every day and then act accordingly, based on your answers. I will spend the next few days reviewing each question one at a time. Here’s the fifth question: What am I doing to improve myself?  At first glance, the question on improvement seems a lot like those related to learning and progressing.

Jocko Willink, a former Navy Seal who speaks and writes about leadership and discipline, asserts you will grow if you ask yourself seven questions every day and then act accordingly the next day, based on your answers. I will spend the next few days reviewing each question one at a time. Here’s the third question: Who have I helped? We’ve built our culture on helping. Think about it: Most of us work in teams. While it’s

Jocko Willink, a former Navy Seal who speaks and writes about leadership and discipline, asserts you will grow if you ask yourself seven questions every day and then act accordingly the next day, based on your answers. I will spend the next few days reviewing each question one at a time. Here’s the fourth question: What forward progress have I made? We’re getting better or we’re getting worse. There’s no such thing as status quo. We