Intention → Action → Conviction → Being
And though some effort will be required, moving towards your intentional way of being will not continue to be a laborious effort. [...]
And though some effort will be required, moving towards your intentional way of being will not continue to be a laborious effort. [...]
Limiting ourselves allows us to more fully explore the activities we’ve deemed worthy. The less we do, the more fully we can do those few things. [...]
We can’t control how others feel, but we can control the intentionality we bring to living with our virtues in every interaction we have. [...]
We won’t know when it’s our last day but if we regulate each day as if it could be, we’ll live a good life. [...]
What are the activities or practices that, if you do them, mean you’re likely to have a good day? And how are you setting yourself up for success in completing them? [...]
It’s important not to start by trying to do everything, but rather to set out to do at least one thing you intended to do. [...]
So what does it mean to set the state? It means to commit to being the person you want to be regardless of the response or situation. [...]
We must identify our tendencies, and should we care to, bring intentionality to going the other way. [...]