The Everyday Hero Manifesto: Activate Your Positivity, Maximize Your Productivity, Serve the World

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Entropy explains why once-successful people descend into irrelevance and once-revered companies become washed up. Each day, as I sat in my office as a litigator, I thought to myself, Every hour I’m here is an hour away from what I really wish to do. I feel highly confident that once you invest in a copy of The Everyday Hero Manifesto and take small steps each day to make the information a part of your work and personal life, your life will rise to a whole new level of success, beauty, serenity and service to many. Regenerating a more creative, productive, inventive and unconquerable version of your self—one filled with more joy, bravery and serenity—isn’t some unreachable gift reserved for The Gods of Sublime Genius and The Angels of Unusual Excellence.

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And I had no intimacy with the natural heroism that I’ve since learned is one of the core benefits to being human. Robin Sharma believes there are certain skills and attitudes that allow you to rise to extraordinary success. You don’t need to be a genius or have any exceptional talents to be a hero in Sharma’s eyes—you simply need to fully commit to your purpose in life, exhibit positive attributes like integrity and empathy, and try to make the world a better place. And with steadfast commitment and regular effort, you will evolve into an idealist, an unusual artist and a potent exceptionalist.Much of my need to please, to be liked and to follow the herd—while betraying myself—just dissolved. It is difficult to take that kind of, perhaps educated feedback, and use it to fuel your fire to make your dreams come true. We will watch your growth, applaud your gifts, appreciate your valor and admire your eventual immortality. Make sure you’re getting helpful and inspirational messages from them; get rid of anyone and anything that frequently gives you degrading, hurtful, or hateful ideas.