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Boost Your Emotional Intelligence with Simple Intentional Practices
SocialApr 9, 2026

Boost Your Emotional Intelligence with Simple Intentional Practices

RT @JoeContrera Regardless of your Emotional Intelligence score, you can always improve. And, unlike qualities that can be difficult to change, you can improve your EQ dramatically with a little focus and intention. Here are 3 Things You Can Do To...

By Tom Pick
Design a Purposeful Retirement Before Time Runs Out
SocialApr 9, 2026

Design a Purposeful Retirement Before Time Runs Out

Work quietly gives your life direction. It tells you what matters today. When that disappears, meaning doesn’t automatically take its place. It has to be created. Retirement isn’t about filling time. It’s about building a life that still feels worth waking up to. Design your...

By Carl Pullein
AI‑Powered Journaling Bridges the Therapy Gap
SocialApr 9, 2026

AI‑Powered Journaling Bridges the Therapy Gap

AI is changing how we work, how we create, how we communicate. It is also starting to change how we know ourselves. This week on TEQ I explore what happens when AI meets journaling, and why the space between therapy sessions...

By Carolina Milanesi
True Optimism Means Conviction, Not False Hope
SocialApr 9, 2026

True Optimism Means Conviction, Not False Hope

3 beliefs while facing uncertainty: #1. You’re going to be a better leader when this is over. #2. False hope is destructive. Never lie to yourself or others. #3. Optimism is the conviction that you will prevail, not that the path forward is...

By Dan Rockwell
Great Managers Do These Things Average Managers Miss
SocialApr 9, 2026

Great Managers Do These Things Average Managers Miss

Average managers vs. GOAT’d managers: I’ve watched hundreds of managers in action... Here’s what the greatest do differently: ____ 📌 PS. this post structure was inspired by Julie Zhuo’s fantastic illustration-based Medium post: ‘Average Manager vs. Great Manager’... with my own take of course. #leadership...

By Scot Chisholm
Busy Does Not Equal Productive: Meaningful Results Matter
SocialApr 9, 2026

Busy Does Not Equal Productive: Meaningful Results Matter

A pattern I've noticed in stuck people: They're always busy. They never stop moving. They have 47 tabs open and a notebook-sized to-do list. But if you ask them what they accomplished this week that actually matters, their mind goes blank....

By Dan Koe
Emotional Intelligence: The Essential Skill Beyond Health
SocialApr 9, 2026

Emotional Intelligence: The Essential Skill Beyond Health

If I could wish anyone anything besides health, it would be emotional intelligence. It is the skill of life

By GaryVee
Build EQ to Thrive as AI Outpaces IQ
SocialApr 9, 2026

Build EQ to Thrive as AI Outpaces IQ

The way to navigate a world in which AI is surpassing humans in IQ is to build our EQ. Here’s Jamie Dimon’s advice to younger workers: “Talk to everybody. Have deep curiosity about the world. Learn to think all the time, and...

By Arianna Huffington
Consistent Decisions Reveal Truth Beyond Surface Performance
SocialApr 9, 2026

Consistent Decisions Reveal Truth Beyond Surface Performance

Closing the gap between what’s visible and what’s true through consistent decisions, not performance My nervous system is rich …

By Dr Garner Scott
Beware the Smart Talk Trap: Action Over Empty Praise
SocialApr 9, 2026

Beware the Smart Talk Trap: Action Over Empty Praise

I had a blast talking with Nick @Nick_HagueB2B on his podcast about organizational friction, leadership, assholes (of course), and "The Smart Talk Trap"--rewarding people who say smart things but don't actually do the hard work of implementing them. https://t.co/qyQEZ40gU6

By Bob Sutton
Hard Work Outshines Talent when Effort Never Quits
SocialApr 9, 2026

Hard Work Outshines Talent when Effort Never Quits

Larry Bird, one of greatest basketball players of all time, reminds us that hard work beats talent, when talent stops working hard. “My confidence came from shooting for hours and hours by myself.” https://t.co/ibmEQt40xa

By Vala Afshar
Your Success Depends on Commitment, Not Resources
SocialApr 9, 2026

Your Success Depends on Commitment, Not Resources

When you repeatedly don’t do what you said you were going to do and fail to follow through on the plan, you’re not letting your coach or dietitian down. You’re letting yourself and your team down. You can’t be upset about the...

By Wendi Irlbeck, MS, RDN, CISSN
Decisions, Not Luck, Bridge the Gap to Your Goals
SocialApr 9, 2026

Decisions, Not Luck, Bridge the Gap to Your Goals

The gap between where you are and where you want to be is measured in decisions. • Not luck • Not time • Not resources • Not information Procrastination is the grim reaper of your dreams and goals

By Jon Brosio
Holistic Wellbeing Fuels Values‑Driven, Satisfying Life
SocialApr 9, 2026

Holistic Wellbeing Fuels Values‑Driven, Satisfying Life

When you view your wellbeing through a more holistic, comprehensive lens, you get closer to living a more satisfying and values-connected life. Consider the ways you could integrate these components of emotional agility into your relationships, workplace, and community. https://t.co/9GdyL29KYm

By Susan David, Ph.D.
Choose Self-Reliance over Credentials for Real Competence
SocialApr 9, 2026

Choose Self-Reliance over Credentials for Real Competence

At some point in your life, you have to choose: credentials or self-reliance Pretty much everyone ends up choosing the credentialed path which is a big mistake. Think it’s important to understand what you’re giving up and what you’re signing up...

By The Real Estate God
Change Is Hard, Inevitable, and Powered by AI
SocialApr 9, 2026

Change Is Hard, Inevitable, and Powered by AI

I used to believe people wanted to change. I was wrong. Why? Because I've changed and it wasn't fun. I stepped out of my leadership role. I built a software company. I deeply explored the AI frontier. These were the changes I thought...

By Michael Stelzner
Cultivate Happiness Through Strengths and Meaningful Contributions
SocialApr 9, 2026

Cultivate Happiness Through Strengths and Meaningful Contributions

Happiness is an emotion that comes and goes. Enjoy it while you have it. When you don't, don't fret. It will come again, if you keep using your strengths, making contributions, and working to make the world a better place. 🙏 #ThursdayThoughts #ThursdayMotivation https://t.co/CIVNc0vfGO

By Beth Frates, MD
Boost Focus with 25‑minute Pomodoro Work Bursts
SocialApr 9, 2026

Boost Focus with 25‑minute Pomodoro Work Bursts

Easily distracted? Try the Pomodoro Technique: - Work for 25 minutes - Take a 5-minute break - Repeat 4x.

By Pinkey Studio
Stop Seeking Likes; Focus on Goals and Respect
SocialApr 9, 2026

Stop Seeking Likes; Focus on Goals and Respect

You will never get everyone to like you, So stop trying. Focus on achieving your goals, building your business, and earning respect. That’s what actually matters. https://t.co/v28aGfehGM

By Kevin O'Leary
Meaningful Relationships Drive Happiness, Health, and Longevity
SocialApr 9, 2026

Meaningful Relationships Drive Happiness, Health, and Longevity

What do the happiest, healthiest and longest living people have in common? It is not fame, intellect, fortune or status. Strong, meaningful relationships are the single most important predictor of long-term happiness, health, and a long life. https://t.co/tYbMmy2cMy

By Vala Afshar
Character, Not Intelligence, Drives True Greatness
SocialApr 9, 2026

Character, Not Intelligence, Drives True Greatness

Nvidia CEO: Greatness does not come out of intelligence, it comes from character. Character is not formed out of smart people: it is formed out of people who have suffered. Resilience is a crucial factor in achieving success. https://t.co/xQN5o0hmbn

By Vala Afshar
Hesitation, Not Bad Decisions, Kills Momentum
SocialApr 9, 2026

Hesitation, Not Bad Decisions, Kills Momentum

A leader said this in a meeting recently: “Just tell us what you want and how you want it — and we’ll do it.” That’s what happens when decisions take too long. People stop thinking. They start waiting. Momentum rarely dies from bad decisions. It dies...

By Ron Karr
Build Systems, Hire Smarter, Let Empires Grow
SocialApr 9, 2026

Build Systems, Hire Smarter, Let Empires Grow

Stop romanticizing the hustle. Build systems. Hire people smarter than you. Get out of the way. That's how small businesses become empires.

By Sam (FasterFreedom)
Own Mistakes, Learn, and Never Repeat Them
SocialApr 9, 2026

Own Mistakes, Learn, and Never Repeat Them

My dad who passed in 2011 from a quick cancer left me with 1 saying I think about every day “You’re going to fuck up, but that’s how you learn. The important thing is to just not do it again.” Agency...

By Jason Mauck
Each Project Demands Fresh Fundamentals, Not Past Lessons
SocialApr 9, 2026

Each Project Demands Fresh Fundamentals, Not Past Lessons

I'm always surprised how few lessons from one project end up applying to the next. You really have to fundamentals-first it every time

By Stew Fortier
Patience and Consistency Beat Rush for Elite Performance
SocialApr 9, 2026

Patience and Consistency Beat Rush for Elite Performance

One of the keys to elite performance is staying in the game long enough to allow your talent to fully express. A rush to be great can often impede our development Be patient Focus on consistency over heroic efforts Play the long game Keep and...

By Steve Magness
Accountability Beats Knowledge: Coaching’s Real Value
SocialApr 9, 2026

Accountability Beats Knowledge: Coaching’s Real Value

Hired a coach for $18k once Didn't teach me anything I didn't already know But he held me accountable to do what I knew I should Now, more than ever... Knowledge isn't your problem Accountability is

By Jon Brosio
Wealth Creation Is a Moral Duty, Not a Sin
SocialApr 9, 2026

Wealth Creation Is a Moral Duty, Not a Sin

It is your moral responsibility to get rich. I grew up the poorest kid at my school. So I spent my entire 20s rewiring my financial mindset. And I learned that building wealth comes from creating value for the world and capturing a...

By Dickie Bush
Learn Constantly, Not Just Show Off, Avoid Foolishness
SocialApr 9, 2026

Learn Constantly, Not Just Show Off, Avoid Foolishness

Skillful fools dig their own graves. “I finally decided I was going to give the best hour of the day to improving my own mind.” Charlie Munger Don’t brag about what you do. Brag about what you’re learning. Here are 4 Ways to...

By Dan Rockwell
Individualistic, High‑income Societies Feel Smartphone Stress More
SocialApr 9, 2026

Individualistic, High‑income Societies Feel Smartphone Stress More

US and Western countries experience more severe negative effects from smartphone— life in highly individualistic, perfectionistic societies may amplify the psychological toll…anxiety disorders are more common in high-income countries. “It suggests something about the stress levels in these places —...

By Ned Johnson
Pause Regularly to Boost Success and Joy
SocialApr 9, 2026

Pause Regularly to Boost Success and Joy

"We will be more successful in all our endeavors if we can let go of the habit of running all the time, and take little pauses to relax and re-center ourselves. And we'll also have a lot more joy in...

By Beth Frates, MD
Perfectionism Masks Teens' Fear
SocialApr 9, 2026

Perfectionism Masks Teens' Fear

Decoding perfectionism. Teens who strive for it are trying to cover up... fear of failure fear of not being good enough fear of letting people down.

By Dr. Ann-Louise T. Lockhart
Sadness in Art Comforts Us, Even When Avoided
SocialApr 9, 2026

Sadness in Art Comforts Us, Even When Avoided

If we avoid sadness in life, why do we seek it in art? https://t.co/ShXE0gfuh4 New Psyche Idea by Tara Venkatesan @UMG Philosophers and psychologists have puzzled over the allure of tragic art. New findings show how sadness can be a...

By Christian Jarrett, PhD
Oversized Trades Turn Thinking Into Panic, Not Discipline
SocialApr 9, 2026

Oversized Trades Turn Thinking Into Panic, Not Discipline

The moment a trade "has to work," you've already lost. You're not analyzing anymore. You're surviving. You move your stop because being wrong feels impossible. You take profit too early because you can't stomach watching gains shrink. You hold a...

By Ivan on Tech
When Confidence Wanes, Shared Control Disappears
SocialApr 9, 2026

When Confidence Wanes, Shared Control Disappears

Control comes in three forms: yours, mine, and ours. The challenge with this is that as confidence falls and "Me Here Now" thinking sets in, the third option naturally evaporates. And then, it become a clear choice. It is either yours...

By Peter Atwater
Investor Mindset: Psychology Over Deals Drives Success
SocialApr 9, 2026

Investor Mindset: Psychology Over Deals Drives Success

I'm not an investor. I don't buy stocks (just sp500). I'm not into PE stuff. I don't buy companies. My favorite category of MFM guests are investors and PE guys. Not even hearing about mechanics of deals or investing, but the...

By Sam Parr
Speak Up Safely: Observe, Report, Protect Clinical Culture
SocialApr 9, 2026

Speak Up Safely: Observe, Report, Protect Clinical Culture

No surgeon. No anesthesiologist. One physician. Packed ED. @jessicasinghmd stabilized a critically ill patient with blood in their airway. Shift ends. The incoming physician, also an administrator, says in front of staff: "I need you to function." She reported it....

By Kevin Pho, MD
Confidence Needs Both Certainty and Control
SocialApr 9, 2026

Confidence Needs Both Certainty and Control

And people laughed when I said confidence requires two things, a feeling of certainty and control.

By Peter Atwater
Constraints Fuel Creativity: 20‑Color Artemis Poster Challenge
SocialApr 9, 2026

Constraints Fuel Creativity: 20‑Color Artemis Poster Challenge

Used 20 colors from the Artemis II photos to make another set of posters. I find constraints like this to be a great catalyst for creativity. Pick a random shape, color palette, word, photo, or whatever and just run with it for...

By Prof_Kalkyl
Avoid Failure Paths: Invert to Achieve Success
SocialApr 9, 2026

Avoid Failure Paths: Invert to Achieve Success

''All I want to know is where I'm going to die so I'll never go there." — Charlie Munger This was his witty take on inversion: Instead of obsessing over success, identify the surefire paths to failure/ruin… then simply avoid them. Avoid stupidity...

By S. Joseph Burns
Start Now: Act Deliberately, No Need to Wait
SocialApr 9, 2026

Start Now: Act Deliberately, No Need to Wait

I often get asked, "When is the best time to start with your strategies?" My facetious answer is "10 years ago" Seth Godin puts it more elegantly... _______ Start where you are. Start with what you’ve...

By The Chartist (ASX/US)
Use Inversion to Quickly Identify Success Requirements
SocialApr 9, 2026

Use Inversion to Quickly Identify Success Requirements

Charlie Munger: The Inversion Process Is The Quickest Way To Find Out What You Need To Succeed https://t.co/mbtHnW3UlE

By S. Joseph Burns
True Leadership Shines in Storms; Pleasing All Ensures Failure
SocialApr 9, 2026

True Leadership Shines in Storms; Pleasing All Ensures Failure

Two thoughts from Publilius Syrus “Anyone can hold the helm when the sea is calm.” “Seek to please many, and you seek a failure.”

By Jim O’Shaughnessy
Connection Silences Shame; Isolation Amplifies Negative Thoughts
SocialApr 9, 2026

Connection Silences Shame; Isolation Amplifies Negative Thoughts

Sometimes the negative thoughts get louder, not because they’re true, but because they’re alone. Shame grows in isolation. It shrinks with safe connection. It grows smaller in relationships.

By Dr. Ann-Louise T. Lockhart
Personality Mostly Built on Anxiety and Sadness Defenses
SocialApr 9, 2026

Personality Mostly Built on Anxiety and Sadness Defenses

“The largest part of what we call ‘personality’ is determined by how we’ve opted to defend ourselves against anxiety and sadness.” — Alain de Botton

By Tim Ferriss
Avoid AI’s ‘Vampiric Effect’—Prioritize Sleep Over Hype
SocialApr 9, 2026

Avoid AI’s ‘Vampiric Effect’—Prioritize Sleep Over Hype

AI is addictive; Steve Xegge calls it the «Vampiric Effect», as you won't go to sleep and keep trying to instruct your agents all night long. DHH said tough, there's no limited sales going on, AI will be around in...

By SSP Data
When Depleted, We Seek Quick Rewards, Not Laziness
SocialApr 9, 2026

When Depleted, We Seek Quick Rewards, Not Laziness

Many people are not lazy, weak, or unmotivated. They are caught in a loop of artificial reward and biological depletion. When the system is tired, under-slept, undernourished, stressed, and disconnected, quick reward starts to feel necessary: sugar, scrolling, caffeine, constant novelty,...

By Alexander Lebedev, MD, PhD
Our Thoughts Shape Who We Become
SocialApr 9, 2026

Our Thoughts Shape Who We Become

" All that we are is the result of what we have thought; it is founded on our thoughts, it is made up of our thoughts" ~ Dhammapada #buddhism The Dhammapada teaches that thought molds our being. This reminds...

By Moksha Meditate
Ask Better Questions When Near Greatness
SocialApr 9, 2026

Ask Better Questions When Near Greatness

You’ve got to start asking better questions when you get in the room with the people you’re inspired by. When you have proximity to greatness, one of the worst things you can do is waste the opportunity by asking a bad...

By Jance (Jance Chartae)