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5-7 from Richad’s list really resonate with me. I pride myself on being a multi-dimensional person with a diverse array of skills and interests. When one avenue of my life feels like I can’t progress, I double down on things within my control and try to find satisfaction there. I’m not the best at anything, but I aspire to be the best at getting better: https://lnkd.in/g86vQ34T

Today I celebrate my family, my health, my supportive and fun friends, my colleagues and clients and my own efforts and accomplishments in the last year.

I have one more year to hit any arbitrary accomplishments I set a deadline for in my 30s, and just 3 weeks to complete the million meter challenge with Mark Wright.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/richadbecker_the-man-who-views-the-world-at-50-the-same-activity-7050135545359790080-P39q?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

• 5. When you make bold moves, people you thought would reject you will more often respect you and confide in you the risks they regret not taking.
• 6. Cut your losses sooner than you think you should.Especially bad jobs and bad relationships.
• 7. If you’re stuck in one area (career, fitness, etc.), pivot to another. You’ll get insights that will help unblock the stuck area.