Greg's Right Fit Newsletter - #39

Techniques for FIT

• Exercise that internal perspective muscle. There really are a billion people in China that don't care. 
• Preach perspective to your people. Is the city's snow removal really that important if you don't live the Upper Peninsula? 
• This month, attack a single annoyance. An office picture that needs reframing, a wall that needs repainting, a broken boardroom chair. In time, they'll stop cluttering your brain. 
• When you're around someone expressing an opinion, make a game of listening to the language they use. Is it open or closed? Does it allow room for an opposing view to be held at the same time? 

Being Human - Saying No

Living in Omaha means that you develop a heightened awareness to particular information. The word Omaha, the color red, and anything attributed to famed investor Warren Buffett. 

Like this quote: “The difference between successful people and really successful people is that really successful people say no to almost everything.”

If that's true, that really successful people say no to almost everything, then how to they do it? That piece of advice is missing, but I have a thought on it. 

When presented with a choice, really successful people ask themselves if they are willing to make the effort required to make a significant difference in the outcome.  They focus on what they can control and let go of the rest. 

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