This Is How You Motivate Others #shorts

#Stoicism​ #DailyStoic​ #RyanHoliday​

[aking]

Stoic philosophy always makes me feel good its always so good to hear and follow Stoic philosophy

[ShaneAddinall]

My health journey was started by a friend. He asked me if I love my wife and want to grow old with her. Obviously I said yes. Then he asked if I wanted those years to be a blessing or a hardship. Having had a dad who had heart issues and diabetes I knew the heart ache of an ill loved one. Started my journey right there.

[kirstenshindler]

I have felt and said those words regarding my oldest son…. I have learned to let go and focus on myself. He is independently now living his journey and growing by leaps and bounds with some learning hiccups on the way.

[gigigem]

That was a thought that crossed my mind at math today: I think of myself as already maximum I could be and my current state the only one I can ever be in, but I grow, I change and just because it doesn't happen in a minute doesn't mean it can't happen and as compared to me a year ago I'm already so different, what about a 30 year old me? How can I just me only by these, some childish, some quite mature actions at the time? I am they all combined and more, yet I can't see who I might become, so at least there's a point to strive — curiosity, the realization of that I'm not mature enough to judge and in general have no such right, I change every second and these attachments to behaviors that I consider to be certain for me are wrong, I'm not an object that doesn't change its state, in fact there isn't even such object anywhere in the universe.

(I know I went a bit off topic here)

[stevenbaase]

Thank you for sharing this, I was nervous about doing this❤😅

[DataSmithy]

My opinion one of the best things you can do to help motivate people is to say "what can I do to support you? To do your job better? To remove any blockers you have? "

[chrispy.]

I wholeheartedly appreciate your content. Thank you so much for all the wisdom you share! ❤

[raymondtendau]

There are only two ways to influence human behavior: you can manipulate it or you can inspire it.
-Simon Sinek
START WITH WHY.

[mikehess]

Strive diligently for goodenoughelence

[April-urln]

How do you shake them up? How do you motivate ?

[aldroid]

Sorry dude, your guest did not really understand basic Psychology!
To keep your own credibility perhaps interview people with more experience & knowledge?

[biopsiesbeanieboos]

Maybe, stupidly assuming that EVERYONE needs to perform some arbitrary feat of miraculousness is the wrong starting point. Most people will achieve greatness, in their own time, and in a way that only they will understand. Just because numnuts golf instructor can’t understand the world from other people’s perspective doesn’t mean he gets to define greatness for everyone else.