Mar 14, 2017
Perspective, Wisdom, Little Things, Choices, Relationships
Summary
It’s often said that it’s the
little things … that make the big differences. We’ll look at that
in our Thought of the Day. And in our interview segment we’ll take
this topic much deeper as we hear from the great Andy Andrews why
we really should … sweat the small stuff. That and more on today’s
show.
Bob's Thought of the Day
You’ll discover:
- One of the most powerful principles of human nature: “How you do anything is how you do everything.”
- A powerful lesson one of my greatest heroes, Booker T. Washington, learned from his employer, Mrs. Ruffner--a lesson that led him to a leadership position at Tuskegee Institute in Alabama, founded for the higher education of African-Americans.
- How little things like “sweeping floors with excellence” can have far-reaching effects.
Interview with Andy Andrews
You’ll discover:
- That sometimes conventional wisdom is not only not conventional, it’s not the truth.
- How Leonardo da Vinci created one of the world’s greatest masterpieces by focusing on small brushstrokes.
- Why perspective is not how you see something … it’s how you choose to see it.
- How to determine your choices based on your will instead of your emotions.
- Why choosing to be offended means giving up your power.
- The power of asking “When” instead of “Why.”
- How a half nickel changed one boy’s life.
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- Perspective is not how you see something … it’s how you choose to see it. @andyandrews #perspective
- Sometimes conventional wisdom is not only not conventional, it’s not the truth. @andyandrews #perspective
- Learn how a fistful of nails turn Napoleon’s victory at Waterloo into a crushing defeat. @andyandrews #littlethings
Interview Links
The Little Things: Why You Really SHOULD Sweat the Small Stuff by Andy Andrews
The Traveler’s Gift by Andy Andrews
The Noticer by Andy Andrews
Podcast: In the Loop with Andy Andrews
Resources
Secrets of the Millionaire Mind by T. Harv Eker