The Laws of Lifetime Growth: Always Make Your Future Bigger Than Your Past
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Compared to Stephen Covey and Tony Robbins as a visionary thinker, Dan Sullivan brings practical, powerful new approaches to success in life and business. "The Laws of Lifetime Growth outlines ten "laws" that give readers an internal framework for taking charge of their future. All it takes to use each of these laws is a slight shift in thinking, which anyone -- regardless of age, environment, or stage in life -- can instantly accomplish. Based on Sullivan's years of coaching in which he discovered what motivates people and unlocks their greatest abilities, "The Laws of Lifetime Growth explains how to use such timeless wisdom as "Always make your confidence greater than your comfort" and "Always make your contribution bigger than your reward." Sullivan's laws, startling in their simplicity, show readers how to stay focused and firm so that they can continually grow in all areas of life.
1 .Always make your contributions bigger than your Rewards.
2. Always make your gratitude larger than your success.
Be proactive with your gratitude. That is given before it is deserved.
Use Sprint to break down large tasks into manageable goals with deadlines and then turn it into a game with Rewards.
3. Always make your purpose greater than your money.
Ask questions to genuinely know the answer. The example was the manager at Starbucks noticing a father and his daughter who had autism and asked how he and his associates could be more sensitive to her needs and make her experience more pleasurable. This led to him hiring an autistic person who became their best employee.
Therefore the goal is to Value great questions even more than answers.
Growth always comes on the heels of asking great questions when faced an adverse situations.
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