155: Every business day you compete

As a businessman, every business day is a competition day. You compete against yourself at the very least and against the forces of the market.

Because it is so demanding, just like a sports tournament is (let alone the concentration costing you many nerves), you can easily get fed up and give up before the end of the day.

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154: Your one-second haka

The haka derived from the tradition of the Maori, the indigenous culture of New Zealand.

In your personal haka, you use the short time of only a second to put all the energy you got into it. It combines breathing out before you do it and doing a powerful, ancient sound that expresses your willingness to do what you want to do: this can be to continue your project or start a game like the rugby team of New Zealand.

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153: Turn on clarity to drive (fast)

When you’re driven (in your execution) because you know where to go (with clarity what your goal is), you have a great time in your doing. And you even don’t care about sleeping only 4-4.5 hours several nights in a row.

That’s what I experienced last week. Yes, I was sleepy in the beginning but my morning walk and write (morning routine) made me awake the same way as the very clear and precise path where I was planning to go.

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