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Joe Hudson: belief

8 Aug 2024 Lenny's Podcast How embracing emotions will accelerate your career | Joe Hudson (executive coach, Art of Accomplishment)

“If you're going to do your set of principles and you want to do them on your own, the main thing I would say is keep it to five.”

— Joe Hudson

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Joe Hudson
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belief
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8 Aug 2024
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Lenny's Podcast

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…For someone that wants to create their own set of principles. Is there a guide you have? Is there any advice for how to actually go about starting this list, putting it together? We have a decisions course, which is a large part of it is about how to do that. It's a difficult one to explain because there's a lot of nuance in it. Just as for instance, one of the nuances is defining the principles, not just by what it is, but what it isn't is a really significant, very minor thing, but it ends up being incredibly major. If you're going to do your set of principles and you want to do them on your own, the main thing I would say is keep it to five. I wouldn't even do six. I don't do six, but I keep it to five. I would test each one of them for five days. Make your principle and then see if it works for you for five days and then keep on experimenting until you find five. When you look at those five and you say, "If I do that, if I live by those principles, I am just almost a hundred, if not a hundred percent confident that, that's going to create the life I want if I live by those principles." Then you have a really good start and make them simple. Mine are things like embrace intensity or connection first or everything is in iteration. As soon as I live by them, things work, company works. Amazing. We'll point folks to that course if they want to take it themselves. Cool.…

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