Gary Kadi argues success without fulfillment is failure, often driven by feeling not-enough. His practice: write three unrelated wins each night to retrain what you notice, like learning to see differently through a camera lens.
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There's a difference between growing for the sake of growth and growing with intention. And I work with entrepreneurs to really get the alignment. We never chose this life, most of us. It was chosen from the unevocable inner roommate telling us we're not enough. And that's really, you know, what to look at. So success without fulfillment is failure. And if you don't refine or rewire how you relate to success, it's always going to feel like it's out of reach. What I want you to do is don't forget. Write three things down in your journal at night that are not connected. 3 wins. Start retraining your eye. I just took up photography. I can see different because I'm looking for different things. And when you start looking for different things, they start looking for you, and you start getting connected in a way that wasn't possible before.