Passion and delusion aren't two terms we often think of working in harmony but my good friend and guest today, Bert Sorin, makes the case that some of the most successful people in the world are not only the most passionate but often believe (with no valid reason to) that they have what it takes to succeed. Today, we talk about the ebbs and flows of life and improving the average between the two points, creating intentionality behind our actions, why EQ is oftentimes more important than IQ, holding back in life when we shouldn't, and so much more.

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The ebbs and flows of life and improving the average between the two points
Creating intentionality behind our actions
Why EQ is often more important than IQ
Holding back in life when we shouldn't
Thinking in advance
Rather than thinking "what can this give me today", think "what can it give when I'm gone".
Putting in the effort
Where you start doesn't matter

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BERT SORIN | Why Delusionally Passionate Men Win