What is your favorite quote from this book and why?
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If you plan to be successful in life, “Being to Doing to Having” is the only way to go.
Rob White calls this the Critical Success Formula. I find this formula to be very effective because when you realise who you are and the potentials you carry, you would be able to act in line with these potentials and when you act at your optimum, you would achieve optimum results.
Just know who you truly are. That's truly the first step to live a satisfied life
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"Don't try to keep up with me, I live on the edge too thin to see." Ryan Upchurch
"See, one man's inconvenience is another's joy." NF
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There's so much truth in this quote. Everytime I feel like doing something I shouldn't be doing, or postponing doing something, I remind myself that true freedom means I get to do things today that will allow me to do even better ones tomorrow, rather than moving through life obeying my impulses.
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This quote hit differently while reading the book. It captures everything perfectly. And the last bit is really comforting; just a slow down and everything feels not so bad.Rob White wrote: ↑02 May 2022, 07:16 After all the quotes I put in my book, my favorite, still, is by the Zen master, Nonoko: "Why, it's only the movement of my eyes! And here I've been looking for it far and wide! Awakened at last, I find myself not so bad after all." Imagine that! Here we all stand, finding ourselves - not so bad after all Thank you, all of you, for participating in this forum about my book.
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- I like this advice because I believe there is power in approaching issues from a place of neutrality. (This is very hard to do, by the way). If we can see something negative from the standpoint that it's just useful information, then we can act accordingly, rather than getting stuck in the mud of negativity.
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