#How to Succeed

[ahedderick]

Eat some summer berries. Scratch yourself when you're itchy. Bonk into people to get their attention. Stand Right in the Way whenever possible. It's all about you, Bay-beee!

[dorothy16]

paulwontorek First meeting. First Broadway bow. First time I asked if he’d stick around. Now: first-time Tony nominee. Been rooting for Darren Criss since the start, and always will.

[isesalterego]

Nyad (2023)

[benedictusantonius]

"A Secretary Is Not a Toy" from How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (1967)

[thesomewhatvintage]

does anyone know where i can find matthew broderick's "how to succeed in business without really trying", in decent quality? i've been dying to see it for a few years now!

i've seen darren's, nick's, and daniel's--but as far as matthew, all i can find is him performing "brotherhood of man" on the macy's thanksgiving day parade in 1995. it was amazing of course, but i desperately need to see the full show!

[thegoblinwizard]

Anyone trying to sell you an online course or digital information package is a part of the modern age pyramid scheme hustle.

There are free resources out there. Trust me.

[ereamni]

I would appreciate it everyone checked out my YouTube Channel since I am just starting :)

[fck-capitalism]

The reverse of Elon musks rules of success actually seem a lot more realistic to living in our society ngl

[heyhanibee]

cliffhanger so disrespectful i had to draw it sorry🐸🐸🐸

[stellawembley]

How to Succeed as an independent artist in 2024 - 5 Tips

How to Succeed as an independent artist in 2024 – 5 Tips Watch now on Youtube!

[princessproductivity]

What is the 12-week year?

While there is an entire book on the concept (The 12 Week Year by Brian P. Moran and Michael Lennington) of the 12 week year, I think it is so valuable that I might as well give it a quick run down...

The 12 week year works, because it keeps the pressure on. So often, we will make New Year resolutions, and never stick to them. We figure we have the whole year ahead of us, so why start now? Be honest, we are in April now... Did you really get the washboard abs you thought you would? How many times did you set foot in the gym? It's still 2024, it doesn't technically mean you failed... right?

In this book, Moran points out a study that found that people tend to be the most productive when the year is drawing to a close because they weren't productive toward their goal for the rest of the year, and feel pressured to play catch up as a result. The 12 year week utilizes the mindset surrounding this dynamic to the individual's advantage.

The 12 week year is a concept that encourages one to create goals not with an entire year in mind, but by splitting their year into quarters. Instead of focusing on what you want to accomplish by the end of 2024, instead focus on what you want to accomplish before the end of March. Then, by the end of June, September, December, and so forth.

The key to this entire dynamic is being incredibly detailed and intentional with your goals. Instead of saying "I want to walk more" say, "I will walk every morning after breakfast at Cedar Park for 15 minutes." Instead of saying "I want to read more books" say, "I will finish one audiobook a week by listening to it while I take my walk, cook dinner, and work on my crochet project." Then, prepare a list of books you have in mind.

Many people feel limited in their ability to be truly productive, but at the end of the day, it isn't who or what you know... It's how you implement those two things into your tangible decisions from day to day. Knowledge without acting upon said knowledge is hardly knowledge at all. My measly summary could never do this amazing book justice, and I highly recommend a full read through to anyone looking to restructure how they approach their goals in a truly beneficial way.

Can't afford to buy the book? That's fine! I am a firm believer that knowledge should be freely accessible to anyone who wants to better their lives regardless of their circumstances! You can read the PDF copy for free here, or listen to the audiobook version on YouTube for free here.

A bit about @princessproductivity! 7 ways to organize your life... 7 ways to reduce your screen time...

[canisalbus]

✦ Come hell or high water ✦

[8pxl]

bluesky is honestly so nice and wholesome. the communities there reminds me a lot of tumblrs, i’ve really felt at home 🥹 my bluesky

some of the unique things i’ve liked:

- moderation lists: massive human made blocklists. they have lists for MAGAs, Nazis, genAI users/posters, NFT bros, spammers bots etc. truly amazing.

- starter packs: again human made lists of people they recommend to follow. there’s so many starter packs, from artist to follow, musicians, writers, even shitposters lmao.

- feeds: customizable, public timelines. you can create your own or join one of the thousands of feeds out there. you can also create a feed just for your art, so if you have a messy media tab, it keeps your art posts clean and organized!!

- blocking/muting: they have an amazing blocking system. when you block they can’t see your posts or even search you o. the site. they also allow you to mute people, delete specific replies, and even let you detach your post from a quote reblog if they’re trying to cause drama. honestly the best for a drama free environment. they also have very nice post filters so you can mute or completely block posts containing specific words or phrase!

- community: after blocking all the moderation lists it really just seems like a nice oasis for artists, creatives and others to connect with each other and get new followings. i’ve had a lot of people discover my art there and immediate support. it was super sweet.

- NSFW: not really something i like but i know a lot of others will; they allow NSFW content, art and otherwise. They have GREAT moderation so if you’re not interested in seeing those types of post be sure to turn on your content moderation settings.

[tori-spring-enthusiast]

I'm nearing the end of my schools performance of how to succeed in business without really trying and i've had to wear heels the entire performance my calves r killing me i'll never walk again but atleast i can sprint in heels now

[fzzboom]

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[benevolenterrancy]

additional thoughts on why they had better stick to sword drills: Liu Qingge would doki-doki himself into a qi deviation and Shen "middle sibling" Qingqiu would immediately ruin his ~aloof immortal~ persona