Be Limitless ~ with Chetan Bharadwaj: Recent Episodes
Chetan Bharadwaj (Chief)
Sharing actionable ideas for ambitious entrepreneurs.
On the pursuit of making myself LIMITLESS and chasing peak mental performance - I’m here sharing blurbs about mindset, entrepreneurship, self mastery, leadership and value system that leads my daily life…
Pushing the limits, embracing the grind. 💪🏽
Today's Sharing: Believe You Can And You Will
One Day vs Day1
ReadyForAction
Day 1 it is!
I can and I will 💪
95% of people have FAILED in this Challenge ❌
75HardChallenge is On 🔥
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[RULES]
For straight 75 Days:
🏋️♀️ 2x 45min Workouts on has to be outside
🥗 Cheat-free diet.
💧 Gallon-a-day hydration, no alcohol.
📚 Read 10 pages of a book for self-growth
📸 Take a Progress Picture
It can also be easy to get caught up in the little things. Things that really don't matter or have any huge barring on life, and yet we still feel the need to prove that we are correct. But always feeling the need to be right, argue, or debate is not something we should allow in our lives.
The need to be right all the time can lead to a lot of issue that could have been avoided otherwise, and at the end of the day, being right isn't always that important!
We all know how frustrating it can be to see a clear and obvious solution to a problem, to want to help someone fix it, and to have them not take our advice. We also all know how upsetting it can be to have someone not listen to our feelings, not validate our suffering, not just stop for a minute and take our perspective and let us know they understand.
Never split the difference. In simple terms, the phrase refers to not settling down with less than what you intended to when negotiating.
Waiting too long to launch could kill you. Perfection is the enemy of Progress – launch early, launch often, and don’t stop iterating. You can turn a bunch of great ideas into a crappy product real fast by trying to do them all at once.
Choose your battles means to be selective of the problems, arguments, and confrontations that you get involved in. Instead of fighting every problem, you save your time only for the things that matter. This means fighting the most important battles and letting go of the rest.
Yes, you can continue to try do it all on your own OR you can bring in the hired guns.
You’re either going to pay with time or money. Either way you still pay.
What’s the best use of your time? 🤔 Knowing the answer to this question will put things into perspective.