S2E26 - The Best In You
Open Your Eyes with McKay Christensen · McKay Christensen
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Show Notes
Too often in life, we get to thinking that we are less than capable of doing what we set out to do. But the truth is: we are better than we think. So, how do you find the best within you?
In this week’s episode, McKay shares some valuable tips for finding the best within you and discovering your own potential. He talks about the dangers of making excuses, why it’s important to take calculated risks in life, and how to rise to your true self. As he nicely puts it, you are way better than you think, even though you might not see it at the moment. However, you’re not alone in this; most people get so caught up in the chaos of everyday life that they miss the beauty of it all. That’s precisely why it is so important for you to tune in today, and learn how you, too, can turn things around and find the best within you.
The Finer Details of This Episode:
- Enjoying the beauty of the moment
- Recognizing your own potential
- Dangers of making excuses
- Taking calculated risks
- Fulfilling your dreams
- Risk-taking for a better life
- Believing in your true value
Quotes:
“Because people are so busy and focused on their day, they miss the beauty and rarity of the moment.”
“In life, there are so many things around us that are, in fact, better than we think. People are better than we think. Circumstances, our life, kids, job, our own potential, often are much better than we think. ”
“You are better than you think.”
“Over time, it becomes more of a habit to talk than to walk.”
“Most of us have ideas or dreams of what we'd love to do. And we make an assessment and the impossibility of the thing takes over. And soon we place the idea on the shelf hoping that someday we can dust it off, open it up and dream a bit more.”
“To find the best in us, we must risk a bit of ourselves - our pride, our time, our effort. It's the risk that teaches us to value the outcome.”
“It's in the risk of it that we learn to bring out the best in us.”
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