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3 ideas 2 quotes 1 question by James clear

3-2-1 Thursday by James clear


Hello dear readers, today I am going to share with you an important tool or Knowledge through which you can learn daily as well as just by taking out your few seconds every day, in order to achieve the higher level of self-development and personal success.

This is a kind of newspaper coming every week on Thursday. It contains 3 ideas 2 quotes and 1 question for your success and development.

So this Mailing service was created by Mr. James clear author of Atomic Habits and other successful articles and creation. You can also subscribe here on this link for free jamesclear.com 

I am going to share with you the same mail I got received at every Thursday, with my personal opinion as well as some brief explanation.

Topic: - Decision making, Value of friends and self-improvement: - 

3 Ideas from James: -

1- “progress requires unlearning”: - By this idea, James states that to continue moving forward or keeping your progress constant throughout your success definition you have to upgrade your memory as well as your thought process which in turn will change the whole you. It’s simple sentence but those three words are most powerful if we consider them as practical application on self. Unlearning is so underrated process throughout the courses of self improvement and personal development, that many of us who succeed uses it but still doesn’t know about this property of human. Truly Unlearning is a great Filter valve which can be used to refine your thinking, thoughts and decisions to be measured on various ground realities and that’s what the great leaders do.

2- "Live with a bias toward action”: - Ironically, this will teach you patience. When you take action each day, you learn the value of accumulating small improvements over time. You understand how daily habits compound. Be impatient with your actions. Be patient with your results."

3- "If a decision is reversible, the biggest risk is moving too slow.

If a decision is irreversible, the biggest risk is moving too fast."

 :-  Reversible and irreversible decisions tend to the tangibility of decision that means is there any other plan if plan A fails or in other words the Backfall or Backup that we usually set in order to achieve something. So if you have anything to backfall then keep the actions as speed as possible and if they have no backup then put your every step accurately with detailed vision and planning. 


2 Quotes

“Friends are better than money. Almost anything money can do, friends can do better. In so many ways a friend with a boat is better than owning a boat.”—KEVIN KELLY

"You cannot hope to build a better world without improving the individuals. To that end, each of us must work for his own improvement, and at the same time share a general responsibility for all humanity, our particular duty being to aid those to whom we think we can be most useful."—MARIE CURIE.

1 Question to ponder

Imagine each day is only 12 hours long. What would you cut out?


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