No one “likes” going uphill. Downhill is much smoother; you can see the bumps in the road, and you have to pedal less, which makes it easier. But uphill, upwill is where you learn how to push yourself, how to move forward, how to not give up, and how to reach the top. Uphill isn’t easy, but it’s worth it.
If you want to get ahead, you’re going to have to put in more hours, and those hours can invariably only come at night. You don’t need to work every night, but if you want to get ahead, it’s the same as it has been for hundreds of years – work when others are sleeping. It’s asking more of you. It’s putting more on you. You don’t know if it will pay off. And it’s…
Schoo’s back. The leaves are changing colours. It’s your last 4 to get everything done you had hoped for. Go.
If you are spending the first 20 minutes of a one-hour meeting, what is the point of your meeting? You aren’t ready to have that meeting. Not probably, not maybe, not kinda sorta. You’re not ready. Figure out the point of the meeting, explain it clearly, concisely, in under 2 minutes – use the rest of the time to address the point. Not to figure out what the point is.
Your job might not fulfill you. Honest but true. You might have a job that doesn’t fulfill you. The next step is finding what fulfills you and putting time into that to counteract the work that doesn’t fulfill you. But first, you have to identify what actually fulfills you – and that’s the hard part – asking and learning what makes us feel great.