A short motivational excerpt from T. Harv Eker emphasizing that how you do anything determines how you do everything. The speaker argues that resisting tasks with struggle becomes a persistent pattern (a tiring "warrior" MO), and instead recommends practicing approaches characterized by happiness, joy, purpose, peace, and service; this shift changes one's experience of tasks and life.
How you do anything is how you do what? Everything. Thank you. And if you're going to be battening your head against the wall and fighting and fighting and fighting with this thing, guess What? That's your M.O. you're going to be fighting for everything. And you'll live as a warrior, which is a good idea, but it's freaking tiring. Key is not what, but how you're doing it and how long you go for it is totally up to you. Look. You look for signs, but it's all about how you're doing it. Practice how you're doing it. Practice coming at things with happiness, with joy, with purpose, with peace, with service through service. And you know what? Everything takes on a different color when you do that. Give yourself a high five and say, I'm awesome. Well done.
