Dear Reader, This week, issue 245, let’s talk about the power of setting ambitious goals and the quantum leaps we can take to achieve them. 1. Define Your Impossible Goal 2. Embrace the Quantum Leap 3. Visualize and Pursue By combining these strategies, you can transform your ambitious dreams into achievable realities. Embrace the challenge, take that leap, and watch as you exceed your own expectations! Until next time, keep feeding your brain! Thank you for your continued interest in Brain Food Wednesdays. If you’d like to read my Bookish Notes on 10X is Easier Than 2X by Benjamin Hardy and Dan Sullivan and You2 by Price Pritchett, join my paid membership site the Art of Learning Leadership Academy. Warm regards, Avil Beckford Editor, Brain Food Wednesdays Founder, The Invisible Mentor & Art of Learning Leadership Academy |
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Dear Reader, In this edition of Brain Food Wednesdays, issue 249, I'll explore the importance of trend spotting and provide a practical process for conducting trend research. Understanding and identifying trends is an essential skill today. Whether you're an entrepreneur, a marketer, or a consumer, spotting trends offer a competitive edge, drive innovation, and shape decision-making processes. Trends shape consumer behavior, influence market dynamics, and can even redefine entire industries....
Dear Reader, Welcome to another edition of Brain Food Wednesday, issue 248. It’s that time of year to plan for a new one. If you and I were sitting here 12 months from now, what would have had to happen for you to feel successful? Or feel you were crushing it in 2025? In The Gap and the Gain by Benjamin Hardy and Dan Sullivan, you learn not to measure yourself against some ideal. Instead, look at how far you’ve traveled from a certain point. I’m reading The Miracle of a Chief Definite Aim by...
Reader, Think for a second before you respond to the question. It’s not because you don’t have time. Anyone can find 15 to 20 minutes each day for the things that matter to them. This week, in Brain Food Wednesdays, issue 247, let’s explore why so many of those books remain untouched and how you can start reading smarter, not harder. The reason you have so many unread books on your bookshelf is that no one ever taught you how to read nonfiction books when you became an adult. As a child, you...