Neuroplasticity (huh?)

Just as we can create Neuroplasticity through the practice of physical activities, the same can be said for our brains. We have the ability to reshape our brain just as we can reshape our bodies.

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Michael Meeker
Analysis Paralysis

All that matters is that you are choosing to do something. You have decided that this is not where or what you want to feel like anymore. You are determined to get your momentum started again.

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Michael Meeker
Culture of Success

To change your culture it will take a ton of practice and dedication. This is a practice that has to be worked on everyday, not just when it feels good or feels right.

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Michael Meeker
Breaking and Finding Habits

We will at times adjust our daily rituals and habits in order to improve our productivity and efficiency. We view these changes as positives. They allow for more time for other things we want to do or deem important to do.

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Michael Meeker
R.A.K.E.

Random acts of kindness are small things that end up meaning a lot to the recipient. Holding the door open for someone

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Michael Meeker
I'm the captain now

The only real control you have is with in yourself. You control how you react and behave to anyone and any situation. Every situation you find yourself involved in has a ton of variables that you can do absolutely nothing about, except how you react

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Michael Meeker
Finding Ways To Own It

What amazes me is that the most important possession we own is our bodies. Our physical body is what enables us to physically do everything we need to do to live and survive everyday here on this earth

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Michael Meeker
The Power of Will

f you have a goal to run a marathon, will power is not going to get you to cross the finish line on its own. First you need to practice and complete a mile run

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Michael Meeker
If It's Endurable

We all have the ability to endure. Those of us who choose to embrace this ability create the examples around us that help lead and shape the future for the ones that follow, mainly our children and the younger generations

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Michael Meeker