With all the focus on success it’s easy to overlook the valuable lessons we can learn from the more difficult parts of our journey. Below, you’ll find some very interesting insights from some of the most fascinating members of the community.
Maxamil
Being humble and staying grounded. Speaking on how you move and not moving is a pain I’ve dealt with before. A lesson I’m still learning and that is hard for many people I see. Working a day to day job takes away from my creativity as well but it gets me by right now. Read more>>
Keynen-KJ Trice
That it’s all about your perception of things and often how you choose to frame your circumstances. Success is truly in the eye of the beholder . You definition of success and what that looks like or what it means to you is what it will be. Don’t allow ANYONE to tell you how successful you’ll be or how successful you will be ! Read more>>
Sydney Sorenson
Suffering taught me to listen. Four months after I fractured my anterior tibial plateau, I started to spiral. Movement had always been the way I connected with myself, and suddenly I was immobile. I remember trying to teach a ballet class that spring and realizing I couldn’t demonstrate or feel what I was asking my students to execute. Read more>>
Logan Morgan
Suffering has many lessons hidden within it but what has stood out to me is how the true colors of the world can really reveal themselves. Everyone wants to be around the guy that has it all, all the success, the money, the cars, the parties, but when all of that is gone what is truly left? Read more>>
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What is the story you hope people tell about you when you’re gone?
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Who were you before the world told you who you had to be?
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Was there ever a time you almost gave up?
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What is something outside of work that is bringing you joy lately?
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Who saw you clearly before you could see yourself?
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What are the biggest lies your industry tells itself?
