Darius Foroux Quotes

It’s Steven Pressfield’s famous analogy, from his book The War Of Art, for getting work done. The amateur only works when inspiration strikes. The pro sits down every day and puts in steady work. The key is steady. Not irregular or extreme.

Very little is needed to make a happy life; it is all within yourself, in your way of thinking.

if you want to climb the corporate ladder, you have to form alliances, be strategic, outperform your targets, and be great at what you do.

I’ve found that I do my best work when I don’t worry about money, finding new friends, getting familiar with a new environment, and anything else that is related to always moving around.

You may delay, but time will not.

I noticed that many smart and happy people kept journals. They also reflected more on their life. More specifically, they reflected on the things they learned, mistakes they made, and the goals they achieved.

His most important idea is that we should question the source of our beliefs, not the belief itself.

if you want to improve anything in life, you must measure it first.

It’s safe to say we’re not practical thinkers! The proof of that is the list of more than a hundred cognitive biases (or thinking errors) that scientists have found over the last century.

Thoughts should serve a useful purpose. If they don’t, they’re useless.

There’s only one end goal to all of this: Inner calm. No matter what you experience in life, and no matter what happens to you, your mind should stay calm under all circumstances.

Remember this: Inconsistency is the enemy of results.

If you find yourself wanting to speed up the reading process on a particular book, you may want to ask yourself, “Is this book any good?” Life is too short to read books you don’t enjoy reading.

You become what you think about all day long.

People who think their life is harder than other people don’t get it. Life is hard for everyone. Complaining makes it only harder.