I’m a big fan of the 75 Hard Program – those of you that regularly read this blog already know that. I’ve seen a number of posts in recent weeks about whether 75 Hard is actually bad for you – some even call it dangerous. While the program is certainly challenging, I’m not sure that I’d call 75 Hard dangerous. But after reading some of the articles and reflecting on my own experience, I could see some situations where there are potential problems. While any program has the potential to be dangerous, there are things we can do to minimize the danger.
Weekly Review – 2020-11-22
Here are some things from the past week I’ve come across and felt were worth sharing. As always, please leave a comment on the blog or on social media if you’d like to add to the discussion. And if you like what’s in here, please use one or more of those buttons at the bottom of the post to share with friends.
5 Tips for Your Next Virtual Job Interview
Whether you’re about to go on your first virtual interview or if your virtual interviews haven’t produced the desired results, these tips will help you.
Review of Live Hard by Andy Frisella – The Ultimate Mental Toughness Program
Weekly Review – 2020-11-09
Here are some things from the past week I’ve come across and felt were worth sharing. As always, please leave a comment on the blog or on social media if you’d like to add to the discussion. And if you like what’s in here, please use one or more of those buttons at the bottom of the post to share with friends.
What I’ve learned:
- I completed “Dig Your Well Before You’re Thirsty,” by Harvey Mackay. I like how ends the book with a special tribute to his dad, who was a press correspondent in Minneapolis. There’s so much great info in this book that it’s a must read for anyone interested in networking.
Three easy ways to work gratitude into your daily life
Weekly Review – 2020-11-01
Here are some things from the past week I’ve come across and felt were worth sharing. As always, feel free to leave a comment on the blog or on social media if you’d like to add to the discussion. And if you like what’s in here, please use one or more of those buttons at the bottom of the post to share with friends.