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🪂 What are the results of 3.5 hours of hanging:
- Over the last 30 days I've spent 3.5 hours (7 minutes/day) hanging from my pull-up bar (30 day hanging challenge). While I haven't seen miraculous healing of my left shoulder that has plagued me longer than I can remember, I can tell there has been some improvements. So I am going to give it another 30 to 60 days and report back if any miracles happen.
If you've done this challenge, I'd love to hear about any results (or lack thereof)!
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👂 What nobody will notice:
- Speaking of challenges, I'm now 3/4 of the way through my 2020 Challenge (learn to make music via releasing 1 song/month). I finished up Song #9 this week. There are 2 parts of the song I particularly like, but I'm betting nobody hears it. I'm curious if you can catch either of
them?
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1️⃣ What is the key difference:
- There are some people who have a key distinguishing trait which I think separates those who find success and those who struggle. It's the ability to make things happen. I've worked with numerous people and partners on numerous projects, and regardless of skill or knowledge, the ability to get things done ranks among the most important skills.
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⏰ Where to find the hours to make it happen:
- But where do you find the time to make things happen? Derek posted this 1:42 clip 1 year ago. I saved it as a reminder where to find the time to make things happen.
"The hours don't suddenly appear. You have to steal them from comfort."
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🧠 What quote I've been thinking about:
"Argue for your limitations, and surely they're yours."
– Richard Bach
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💲 What 29 psychological tricks to watch out for:
- You probably already know why a retailer marks an item 80% off rather than promoting that it's $5 off. One seems like a better deal, even if they are equivalent. Well here are 29 other pricing strategies that you can either watch out for, or use if you sell anything.
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☑ What it takes to win an election:
- The presidential debates started in the US. And I found this thought-provoking interview on how American politics really work and how elections are really won.
"The way to win an election then is to figure out what demographics are necessary for electoral victory, determine which issue sets are important to those demographics, further determine which of these issues meld most easily with your partisan program, and then do everything in your power to make the election a referendum on those broad topics."
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As always, it's an absolute pleasure and an honor getting to spend some time with you, hope you have a great weekend!
Kevin
A Saturday morning roundup on health and wealth, art and science, creativity and innovation, laughs and life by Kevin Stock.
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