Rand Selig's Thriving distinguishes between life's long-term climate, shaped by daily choices, and temporary weather like a bad day. Start with one clarifying question: what's essential now, and what's one actionable step. Small daily choices determine whether you steer your own life or let others do it for you.
Ever had one of those days where everything feels like it is falling apart and you wonder if this is just your life now? In his book Thriving, author Rand Selig shares one line that can change how you see all of this. Thriving is like climate, not weather. A bad day is just weather. The climate of your life is shaped by your choices over time. Rand says life deals us Good cards and bad cards, but it is your daily choices and habits that decide how you play the hand. In Thriving, he reminds us, what we practice, we become. If we do not practice choice and courage, other people will steer for us. So start tiny. Today, ask yourself one clarifying question: What is essential right now, and what is one thing you At the end of Thriving, Rand Selig reminds us, we get one ride through life, so enjoy the ride, smile, and laugh more. If the coming year could be your best one yet, what choice would you make today to start changing your climate? The Thriving audiobook is available now, narrated by Rand Selig himself so you can feel his energy and honesty as he guides you through these choices. Use your next Audible credit or favorite audiobook app to order Thriving today. Then come back and tell me, what changed first, your weather or your climate?
