Tuesday Night Keynote
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To keep the tradition alive (once something happens once, it is a tradition, right?) I'm going to attempt to blog all my notes from our secret mission here in Colorado.
So below are my key take-aways from what Josh Coates told us. I found his keynote very inspiring.
We all need reference points to walk in straight lines. For humans that is goals--makes ones that your 5-year-old self or 95-year-old self would approve of...if not, maybe not a good goal. (ie be successful at X)
So even with a reference point to success, can we ever make it in a straight line--no--we always have loops and circles on our paths to success.
The road to success--there are no shortcuts (life is not like candyland) sometimes things do look worse in the morning and/or your way doesn’t always work better:
There aren't formulas or patterns to make life always successful
There isn’t a way to spend 30 years practicing the same day in our journey like Groundhog day.
There is some way to make $1mill in a day, but there isn’t a way to keep trying the same day.
Don't try to look for a blueprint/instructions. Wake up everyday and work hard etc--like a farm, you never know what will happen and sometimes the crops just fail.
"I followed the instructions and it didn’t work" sorry life isn’t like that--just work for the best and try again
At some level we want to be successful to inspire others--we likely won’t ever know who we inspire.
