Peter Hollins Quotes


 
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Build a Better Brain Quotes

“New goals don’t deliver new results. New lifestyles do.”

Build a Better Brain

“Your thoughts, actions, and behaviors are being recorded somewhere, and every day we have the choice of how we want to program our brains.”

Build a Better Brain

Finish What You Start Quotes

“Asking yourself, What’s most important? And how can you divert most of your resources to that?”

Finish What You Start

“Assign responsibility. Ask Who is responsible for what?”

Finish What You Start

“By overthinking, you freeze your ability to make decisions.”

Finish What You Start

“Differentiate between important tasks, urgent tasks, and simple wasted motion.”

Finish What You Start

“Don’t fall down the rabbit hole of researching obsessively on Google or comparing thousands of brands to find the best one.”

Finish What You Start

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“Don’t shoot too high, but don’t shoot too low; otherwise, you’ll grow bored and unengaged.”

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“Each day, spend at least 30 minutes doing relaxing activities.

Meet with friends. Read a book. Listen to music. Meditate. Exercise. Cuddle. Take a walk in the woods.”

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“Embody an information-gathering mindset.”

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“Gather all of the resources you need and have them ready before you even commence working.”

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“I could make any unpleasant task just pleasant enough by pairing it with something I enjoyed, I could plow my way through just about anything.”

Finish What You Start

“If so, is this a characterization you want about yourself?”

Finish What You Start

“If we care about achieving specific goals, we need to shape our time around them.”

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“If we have the opportunity to put off a task, we tend to do so because it is easy, convenient, and reduces stress. That is why many opportunities for success remain just that: “opportunities.” A river of “afters” ends up leading to a sea of ​​“nevers.”

Finish What You Start

“If you are tasked with buying the new office printer, determine three traits your office needs in a printer.”

Finish What You Start

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“In resting, you may actually be more productive in the long run.”

Finish What You Start

“It’s easy to conclude the following: if you fail to take care of your mental health, your discipline and willpower quickly deteriorate.”

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“Just remember that your goals can be entirely different from your expectations.”

Finish What You Start

“Make sure you take the time to enjoy and be proud of accomplishments on the way!”

Finish What You Start

“Manage your time better by understanding how long things will take in reality and accounting for your own quirks and inefficiencies.”

Finish What You Start

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“Many distractions have an addictive quality — junk food, gaming, endless internet rabbit holes to fall into — but we can’t get sucked in if we never allow ourselves to get too close to the vortex!”

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“Mindset is a perspective on the world, and a way to interpret events.”

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“Most actions are reversible—you can easily return a printer to Walmart.”

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“One way we procrastinate is with endless planning.”

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“Overthinking is sneaky because it feels like action and it even feels productive. But it’s not.”

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“Perseverance is not just about making an effort; it involves making an effort that is directed toward a specific objective.”

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“Persistence is firmly sticking to something for a prolonged period of time, even as you encounter things that try to unstick you.”

Finish What You Start

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“Rule 1: Are you acting out of laziness? If so, is this a characterization you want about yourself?

Rule 2: Three major tasks a day, maximum. Differentiate between important tasks, urgent tasks, and simple wasted motion.

Rule 3: Create daily limitations and requirements for yourself. These keep you within the bounds of what you know you need to do. These are also the building blocks of good habits.

Rule 4: Sometimes we lose sight of what we want to accomplish. Thus, reaffirm your intentions by stating “I want,” “I will,” and “I won’t” statements.

Rule 5: Try to look into the future, 10 minutes, hours, and days at a time. Do you like what you see when you consider not following through? Is it worth the benefit to the current self at the expense of the future self? Probably not.

Rule 6: It’s just 10 minutes, right? So if you want to quit, it’s just 10 minutes. And if you need to wait, it’s just 10 minutes.”

Finish What You Start

“Saying no to some tasks is just as important as saying yes to the correct ones.”

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“We should invest in people not ideas. A good idea is often destroyed by bad people and good people can always make a bad idea better.”


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