Getting Relative With an Inevitability

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When faced with the inevitable, get relative. There's great opportunities right now to take advantage of. If you study how to hook somebody, you'll have an economy of words that will a be an enjoyable experience if you can just ow those two things. The sooner we become less impressed and more involved with these things, the better at they are for us. E-mails from his family: 'I'm writing this down so i don't forget it' He writes about man's search for meaning while he was at oschwitz concentration camps. His mother says she has never seen him happier than when he is in front of her watching TV or playing video games.

Fate is a terrible writer -- and it shouldn’t be the one in the driver’s seat of your life. But there has to be a balance between fate and control, right? Matthew McConaughey’s take on this topic is an inspiring one, and in this week’s interview, he talks about how fate works together with self-determination to help you create the life you really want. He argues that ego is actually a healthy thing and that there is a beautiful balance between freedom and responsibility (in his terms, “giddy-up and innate ability.”) This epic conversation with Don and Matthew will inspire you to learn from your setbacks, take back control of your life, and develop the kind of optimism that will help you succeed.