Know What's Happening in Motivation
Know What's Happening in Motivation
Delta taps Tom Brady to coach 100,000 employees on a winner’s mindset
Delta Air Lines, a $42.2B carrier, has brought seven‑time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady on as a strategic advisor to overhaul its leadership training for more than 100,000 staff. The program uses a video series and interactive sessions that share Brady’s playbook on resilience and continuous reinvention, aiming to embed a winner’s mindset across the workforce.
British Paralympian Kadeena Cox has been featured in three new Infostation profiles, each centering on her mantra, “I don’t let anyone tell me I can’t do something.” The repeated coverage underscores her growing role as a motivational figure for audiences seeking stories of resilience.
Top advisor coaches use a seven‑question framework to unlock growth, clarity, and accountability for financial advisors. The questions surface unexpected wins, eliminate low‑impact tasks, and challenge comfort zones while addressing bottlenecks, over‑delivery, and personal development. Each prompt includes actionable homework...
Nick Sleep on focusing on what you can control "The quality of our research-based decisions overwhelmingly determines whether we will do well in the long run. But it has almost no influence over the timing of these results."
There's a fine line between conviction and denial. Holding on when the thesis is intact? That's discipline. Holding on because admitting you're wrong hurts? That's ego. The facts don't care which one it is. Your portfolio doesn't either.
Connor McDavid netted his 400th career NHL goal and 1,200th point in a 5-2 win over the Utah Mammoth, becoming the fifth Oilers player to reach the goal mark and the third‑fastest ever to hit 1,200 points. The milestone highlights...
In this episode, Mel Robbins talks with Dr. Maya Shankar, a cognitive scientist and author of *The Other Side of Change*, about how to navigate and even thrive during major life disruptions. Drawing on Maya’s research and personal story of...
"Don’t watch the clock; do what it does." Sam Levenson’s insight is often dismissed as mere motivation, but for operators, it’s a masterclass in momentum. We spend immense cognitive capital building dashboards to watch time pass—obsessing over quarterly horizons and...
Bondi lifeguard Quinn Darragh attempted a nonstop 24‑hour swim across Bondi Beach, logging a record 64 laps and raising more than $33,000 for Ocean Heroes. The feat highlighted his post‑transplant resilience and amplified calls for organ‑donation awareness.
Focus on you .. and cheer for others … it makes life much easier ❤️❤️❤️
Your progress matters more than anyone else’s returns. Goals, not comparisons, define success. #FinancialPlanning #LongTermInvesting https://t.co/JQzKXSfrXO
A peer‑reviewed study published this week reveals that higher wellbeing predicts later self‑control, while the reverse relationship does not hold. The finding, based on two large longitudinal samples, suggests motivation programs should prioritize happiness before willpower.
Your P&L is feedback from your trading habits, not your intelligence. Profitable trading is psychology and behavior management. Fix your bad habits and you fix your unprofitable results.
Founder Mode is an arrival. It means you’ve overcome the fear of failure, and you simply execute to overcome any obstacle in your way.
The Fisherman’s Wife Threshold describes the point where accumulating options and resources stops driving progress and begins eroding satisfaction. Drawing on the Grimm fairy tale, Jeff DeGraff explains how endless growth resets baselines, creates friction, and triggers hedonic adaptation. He...
In a world that moves fast and forgets even faster, journaling is your quiet rebellion. ✍️ In this video, I dive into the timeless habit of journaling—taking inspiration from great minds like Samuel Johnson and Samuel Pepys—to show why writing your...
The happiest people I look up to spend absolutely zero time comparing themselves to others.
Leaders often turn to motivational speakers to spark enthusiasm during organizational change, but research shows inspiration alone is insufficient. Gartner finds only 32 % of leaders achieve healthy change adoption, while routinizing change is three times more effective. Embedding micro‑changes into...
You keep “ruining it” and you don’t even know why. Here’s what’s missing before every hard thing you do. 👏
Stop working out because you are insecure in your body. Start working out because you value yourself enough to take care of the body that you have.
American snowboarder Jake Canter turned a last‑chance run into a bronze medal at the 2026 Milano‑Cortina Games after adopting a new mindset that frames pressure as a privilege. The 22‑year‑old says the mental shift, inspired by Kobe Bryant’s “Mamba Mentality,”...
There’s something about spring that feels lighter. Like you don’t have to carry everything you’ve been holding onto. Maybe this is your sign to: • change your routine • simplify your system • choose a better direction Because growth starts when you decide something needs to...
You are not only engaging in a number of self-defeating behaviors, some of them are outright addictions. The antidote: post-analysis for clarity and objectivity—and rules to enforce discipline and foster structure. This is how you build a winning playbook. I can’t...
The mass‑timber movement is reshaping construction by replacing carbon‑intensive concrete and steel with engineered wood that cuts embodied emissions up to 26.5% per square foot. Beyond climate benefits, timber accelerates schedules through off‑site prefabrication and improves occupant wellbeing with natural...
Life becomes 1000X easier when you have: - a healthy body - money in the bank - a loving partnership BUT none of this is possible if you don’t have a loving relationship with yourself (first). It takes work to love & accept yourself...
The article likens the myth of buffalo running into storms to Lean’s call for confronting problems head‑on. It argues that postponing issue resolution stretches a "problem lead time" and hampers organizational flow. Practical steps such as early swarming, immediate Gemba...
Dr. Michael Roizen’s career illustrates how relentless persistence can reshape entire industries. By creating the first Chief Wellness Officer role at Cleveland Clinic, he proved that prevention‑first models can slash projected healthcare costs by over a billion dollars. His advocacy...
For one person, progress is saying no to the pizza and ice cream so they can hit their calories. For someone else, progress is saying yes to the pizza and ice cream without getting anxiety or feeling like a failure. Progress is...
Leo Babauta argues that relentless focus on a future self blinds us to the strengths we already possess. He suggests honoring our current abilities—curiosity, resilience, creativity—can naturally amplify growth. By recognizing present gifts, individuals boost discipline and reduce the sense...
Small daily deposits: -Effort -Exercise -Gratitude -Help someone -Protein rich breakfast -100 oz of H20 -7-8 hours of sleep -Positive attitude -Show up on time -3 Fruits & veggies -Learn something new -Set limits on phone & social media time You're a combination of your daily habits not quick hacks.
One of the most important lessons I’ve learned is to distinguish between what you can control and what you can’t. You’ll lead a much happier life if you’re able to focus your energy on the things you can influence — like...
Life Time announced the March 30 launch of its 60XT Challenge, a 60‑day fitness program that will award five grand prize packages worth more than $27,000 each. The initiative aims to turn the consistency problem in health into a measurable,...
Jake Canter credited a new pressure mindset for his Olympic bronze, PRAX Performance launched an Athlete division to teach mental habits, and Joakim Noah unveiled a health‑first diet that helped him add 10 pounds of muscle in a summer. All...
Chris White, a 42‑year‑old diagnosed with relapsing‑remitting multiple sclerosis, finished the 2026 Brighton Half Marathon in 1:30:46, establishing a new world record for athletes with MS. The achievement underscores the potential of adaptive training and raises the profile of MS...
Growth starts with accountability. ✨🤍 Be honest with yourself - are you living up to your fullest self? 🙏
You don’t need January to start over. Sometimes, all you need is a shift in season… and a moment to pause and ask: “Is this still working for me?” Spring is your reminder that it’s okay to begin again—this time, with more clarity. 👉...
The article reframes negativity as an explanatory habit, contrasting pessimistic (permanent, personal, pervasive) and optimistic (temporary, specific, changeable) lenses. It presents five practical steps for leaders to shift from self‑defeating narratives to constructive optimism, anchored by the ABCDE method. Action...
When it comes to your base work, there's no such thing as "junk miles" There's just miles that you did and miles that you made excuses about.
The fog is the last refuge of the ego. True wisdom dissolves it: confront the exact nature of the stall, the leak, the fatigue, then you can act with precision https://t.co/2Wz5T6hEz1
Former Indian cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni met with students at the Indian Institute of Technology to share a winning mindset for the JEE exam. He urged early preparation, present‑moment focus and disciplined execution, positioning his advice as a motivational...
One of my professors at Cornell had an extremely positive impact on my life. This one conversation with him changed the way I think about entrepreneurship. I’m very grateful that this happened at the beginning of my career. https://t.co/52RxeTzIFN
The biggest mistake I made early in my career was waiting for permission... Waiting for someone to tell me I was ready or good enough. That my ideas were valid. That I could make it work from Nova Scotia... Stop...
The latest Better You, Backed by Science edition positions curiosity as a practical antidote to uncertainty‑driven anxiety. Neuroscience research shows curiosity lights up dopamine‑rich reward circuits in the striatum and midbrain, which also boost motivation and memory formation in the...
Sit deeply in uncertainty to figure out what you really want to build. Slop is great at feigning confidence. You aren't more insightful just because you plugged in more context. Discernment takes discomfort.
. controlling social media time . refusing fast food . consistent bedtime . eating well . 7-8 hour sleep . being jacked These things make you powerful. They make you sovereign. Discipline makes you stronger.
In this episode, host John interviews author Jon Acuff about his new book *Procrastination Proof*, exploring why procrastination persists even for people who care deeply about their goals. Acuff outlines five common triggers—time scarcity, overwhelming tasks, fear, misleading past experiences,...
A year without screens is a very cool experiment. I would like to try something similar but not sure screens would be it. A year without images? A year without video? A year without color?
If you need all the answers before you start, it's never going to work. Action comes first. Answers come after. You can have absolutely no idea how… And still have complete confidence you'll figure it out.
The difference between dreaming and doing: Dreamers wait for perfect conditions Doers create new conditions One is a fantasy One is a practice
The best way to build ironclad discipline? Practice trading in a simulator first. Practice execution over and over until it becomes your trading habit. Don’t let greed destroy your green trading day. Check out the $ES multi-chart simulation on @TradesViz 👇
“Adversities like failures, challenges, and sufferings frequently offer bountiful rewards in ways we may not see at the time—because they’re typically disguised by the ‘wrapping paper’ they come in. Always remember this.” —#CareerDreamstoSuccess #careeradvice #careergrowth https://t.co/2N8XMgAn23
