Scott’s Thoughts: The Child’s Mind
What does it mean to have the child’s mind? How can you apply it to your personal and professional relationships?
What does it mean to have the child’s mind? How can you apply it to your personal and professional relationships?
This book provides a unique insight into the wisdom of our elders.
Do you trust the signals so much that you’d cross the street without looking? Probably not. Some thoughts on common sense and market data.
Which battles do you choose to fight? Here’s a short piece on why you don’t have to compromise your ideals, even when the challenges seem to large.
Is it really true that nice guys finish last? I don’t think so, and there’s good reason to reconsider the “language of battle” when it comes to competing in real estate.
There’s great temptation to give up when you are afraid or the way seems virtually impossible. When I reflect on my successes and failures, the common element is whether or not I stuck it out past the point I thought there was no reason to carry on.
Chains.cc is a new app for iPhone which allows you to practice building good habits through a simple daily check-in.
Embrace a growth mindset: Instead of evaluating ourselves as being “good” or “bad” at something, we should track how we’re improving at a given skill.
On one hand, the drive for perfection sounds like a noble pursuit, that we are engaged in the search for excellence at every turn. But it could be that our urge for perfection is actually a convenient self-sabotaging strategy.