Catherine @be11be

Joined June 2010

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Catherine @be11be

3 months ago

@Literariium Why not?

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Catherine @be11be

6 months ago

@AlexHormozi Women too!!

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Catherine @be11be

7 months ago

This is my truth! @AlexHormozi says: You either get an epic outcome or an epic story. Both mean you win. Keep crushing. May your desires be greater than your obstacles. Never quit

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Harvard Business Review @HarvardBiz

7 months ago

A deep understanding of context, the ability to embrace complexity and paradox, and a willingness to flexibly change leadership style will be required for leaders who want to make things happen in times of increasing uncertainty. s.hbr.org/36drFGF

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Catherine @be11be

7 months ago

@kharis_micheal Teflon mind

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7 months ago

@TheCinesthetic Purple Rain

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Reads with Ravi @readswithravi

7 months ago

“You escape competition through authenticity.” - @naval

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Catherine @be11be

7 months ago

@ick_real Mastering mindfulness. And having a toolkit of mantras.

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7 months ago

Everything comes down to cause and effect.

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Catherine @be11be

7 months ago

@RayDalio Yes! My business partner, and I used to fight terribly about our business. It wasn’t until we created a scorecard that tracked our KPI‘s when we finally were able to focus our work and our emotion in the right areas and stop finger pointing and having battles.

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🍂 @Lovandfear

7 months ago

“I don't know what it is like to not have deep emotions. Even when I feel nothing, I feel it completely.” — Sylvia Plath, The Unabridged Journals

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Catherine @be11be

7 months ago

Is it possible for everyone to post without any judgement? Let’s try. Go!

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Catherine @be11be

7 months ago

Freedom comes from letting go.

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Catherine @be11be

7 months ago

One of the gifts of aging is learning that the grass is never greener over there.

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Catherine @be11be

7 months ago

@AlexHormozi I’m trying to not judge at all. It’s toxic in any direction.

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Daily Stoic @dailystoic

7 months ago

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Catherine @be11be

7 months ago

I feel grateful that I love my work! And the sheer fact of loving it drives me to always improve! Virtuous cycle!

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Alex Hormozi @AlexHormozi

7 months ago

I had a young man stop me in the street when I was walking who said he followed my advice made $80,000 in sales but stopped because it wasn’t his passion. He asked me “what should I do with my life?” I didn’t have time to answer him then so I’ll say this: Most people think following your passion means doing something you love, but that’s not true. It means loving the outcome enough that you were willing to endure suffering in order to achieve it. And it’s usually because people don’t understand what the word passion means. Passion comes from the Latin root of passio, which means suffering and endurance. Ex: the Passion of Christ (his crucifixion story). So of course the young man who stopped me didn’t love taking sales calls all day. Almost no one does. But no matter what your “passion “is you’re going to have to do way more stuff that you hate in order to pursue it. So thinking about the percentage of your day you dedicate to doing things you love is a very poor measure of whether or not you are pursuing your passion. And I think simply clarifying that for people who are on their search for what they want to do with their life might make all the difference between picking a goal worth suffering for vs jumping from fleeting interest to fleeting interest until the work becomes hard and never really making progress. If you aren’t willing to suffer for it, your love is weak.