Why Try To Get Out Of Your Box, When You Can Use What's In It?
Good, now I have a way to empathize with others who have gone through that.
Good, now I have a new challenge to add to my repertoire of completion.
Good, now I know not to do that again.
Good, now I can move on to rebuilding the trust.
There’s not a bad that can be turned to good.
Stay Positive & The Turning Is On Us
Free trials are great because inherent in them is the premise of a user using it more than once. This is vital.
This is also where “free samples” fail beverage producers in generating adoption.
The hack beyond it is a simple one: “here try this… and here’s a can to take home with you”
I couldn’t tell you the exact 10x or 5x or ???x of loyalty you’ll build as a result, but it’s more than if you only get someone to try it once.
Stay Positive & Watch The Craze Amass
Sometimes there’s no point in complaining. Actually, that’s most of the time.
Sometimes there’s no point in getting frustrated. On second thought, that’s probably all the time, too.
The point is that you get to decide when there’s no point and when there is.
Might as well decide it when it actually helps move you forward.
Stay Positive & End The Noise
It’s a lot easier to move forward in working with a group if you think about how special of an opportunity it is.
It’s a lot easier to overcome challenges if you imagine that the journey ahead will be full of difficulties.
We can imagine good scenarios and bad; the important part is we imagine them in a way that helps us rather than hurts us.
Stay Positive & Imagine If It Were Easy To Switch The Thinking
The quickest way to make a friend? Be a friend.
It works for inspiration, too.
Rather than waiting for it to strike you. You’ll find it when you get it to strike for someone else.
The best way to be inspired… be inspiring, first.
Stay Positive & It’s On You
You can’t build a deck without lumber that has been treated to last.
Much like ourselves. Or our relationships. Or our projects.
Stay Positive & The Prep Is A Requirement
Isn’t it odd that they don’t teach frustration courses at your local community college?
There’s no gym to pay monthly for to practice getting frustrated.
I have yet to come across a sub reddit for getting better at being frustrated.
All to suggest, there’s a space out there for exercising good habits; not bad.
Probably not worth trying to do it ourselves, huh?
Frustrating, I know.
Stay Positive & Membership Of 1 Isn’t That Fun, Anyway
