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Dec 11, 2019 51 min

Go Hard - A deep conversation with Ruth Laskowski

from Corporate Thought Hosted by Marc Marling

Ruth is a realtor with Keller Williams Real Estate. Once a musician, always a musician. Here is another example of musicians not working in music. Ruth mentioned that Saying yes to one thing is saying no to another. Ruth speaks extensively about being a survivor of domestic abuse and violence. Ruth said that every day she had to find something to hold onto. I found this article about finding things to hold onto. Ruth wrote a mantra on a yellow legal pad with a Sharpie Marker: GO HARD Go Hard when you are happy, when you are sad, when times are good, when times are bad. Just Go Hard when you can’t get up or when you are up. You just Go Hard every day all the time do not stop. I mentioned Angela Duckworth and her book Grit to Ruth. Can you reinvent yourself? Apparently Yes! Article from Psychology Today Entrepreneur Magazine 10 Ways to Reinvent Yourself when You’re Stuck in Life Bold – Program from Gary Keller and a video The Obstacle is the Way, by Ryan Holiday The Millionaire Real Estate Agent by Gary Keller The One Thing by Gary Keller Gratitude List – Ruth makes a list every day of five things you are grateful for. Google Gratitude List and you will be highly motivated. Apparently Oprah makes gratitude lists too… Ruth spoke highly of her doctor, Dr. Jill Narden EDMR Therapy really helped Ruth significantly. The Choice by Dr. Edith Eva Eger Glass Castles by Jeannette Walls The Glass Castle Movie Trailer Ruth writes an inspirational quote on her mirror with an expo marker every day or writes something that starts with “Today I choose ___________” and then chooses something. Examples of this.

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