Maximise Potential

  The 12 Rules for life by Jordan Peterson did resonate with me and it became quite a huge success. It made me come up with my own rules for life. Here are the 12 rules I came up with. I think it helps when we live life on our own terms. Develop a high appreciation for life  – What you appreciate does appreciate more. Only if you develop a deep appreciation for your life will you feel happy and peaceful. You will understand that there is a deeper meaning for your existence. Love your life for what it is and it is a wonderful opportunity for all of us to bring our talents to light. Taking the time to appreciate all the good you have enables greater happiness and fulfillment. Appreciate your uniqueness  – The fact is even identical twins are not same. This means we are all unique and I can’t be anyone else other than me. Even if I try to be someone else I will only be a poor imitation. So, appreciating the value of our uniqueness is a great starting point to enjoy...

  In my opinion, we are already in the playoffs of life. As we watch the NFL Playoffs unfold, it’s a perfect reminder that, like these teams, we are all in a high-stakes game where every moment matters. Sometimes we wait for the “right time” to act or convince ourselves that a more significant moment lies ahead. But the reality is, life’s playoffs are happening right now, and we don’t get unlimited chances to showcase our talents. This is the main game—our Super Bowl. Here’s how we can approach life as if we’re competing in the playoffs: 1. Perform Like a Playoff Team In the NFL Playoffs, only the teams that perform consistently rise to the top. Similarly, we must perform with the talent we have—and for some, the talent we’re still discovering. Success isn’t just about being gifted; it’s about consistently showing up, putting in the work, and delivering results. Take every day as your best opportunity to shine, much like a quarterback takes each play as a chance to lead their team ...

  The best definition of success I have come across is: “Success is the progressive realization of a worthy ideal or goal.” In other words, success is deeply personal and can be defined uniquely by every individual based on their goals and aspirations. What success looks like for one person might be entirely different for another. I firmly believe that personal growth is intricately tied to an individual’s success, and this connection is what I aim to expand upon in this article. We often hear the advice: “Do what you love.” While it’s inspiring, I prefer a slightly more pragmatic approach: “Love what you do and keep getting better at it.” Let me explain. You might love playing the guitar, but if you lack the skill or can’t devote the time to mastery, your passion alone won’t lead to success. Instead, embracing what you do for a living and striving for excellence can create a fulfilling and successful career. Not all of us have the luxury of doing what we love, but we always have t...