What is virtue?

It is possessing the courage to do the right thing in every instance regardless of the cost. A person of virtue is one of moral excellence. 

To be virtuous means knowing the right thing to do and doing it, everyday.

There are many different virtuous characteristics you can imbibe and exhibit from day to day. These characteristics make you stand out and help your virtue shine even brighter.

In this episode, you’ll discover the virtue checklist written by the apostle Paul himself and how you can imbibe each characteristic in your daily life.

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Show Highlights Include:

• A virtue checklist you can always refer to (written by apostle Paul himself) ([1:38])
• The core of all virtues you should look to imbibe (so your other virtues can shine even brighter) ([2:43]) 
• How the preacher with no great oratory skills became famous throughout England by simply loving people (and how you can too) ([4:21])
• How this particular virtuous characteristic helped a disadvantaged bench player get inducted into the Major Leagues Hall of Fame ([5:40])
• Why you need this virtue to reach the next level in your business, life or career. ([7:14])

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Virtue is a human quality that has been discussed for centuries, from the days of Socrates and Platos.

It is possessing the courage to do the right thing in every instance regardless of the cost. A person of virtue is one of moral excellence. 

To be virtuous means knowing the right thing to do and doing it, everyday.

So how can you exhibit virtue in your day-to-day activities?

In this episode, you’ll discover how to live virtuously on a daily basis and extend it to the people around you.

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Show Highlights Include:

• The truth about what virtue really is. ([1:25])
• The story of a small-time  preacher that lived a virtuous life (and how you can learn to be as helpful and humble as he was) ([4:12])
• How Chapman turned a sworn enemy to his friend (and how you can do it too). ([9:51])
• A simple way you can start living virtuously and building your character in the next [specific timeframe]. ([12:20])

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Do you ever remember someone telling you to “give it some thought” or “think things through?” That’s because critical thinking leads to better decisions.

And if you never make time to think, you’ll always depend on snap judgments and reactions. When you live life on impulse, you also live with more stress. 

When you give yourself time to think, you draw connections you’ve never noticed before. Your perspective changes and you feel focused. When you make better decisions, you live a better life.In this episode, you’ll discover why critical thinking leads to your most joyous life yet.

Show Highlights Include:

• How to make better decisions, free up your time, and feel less stress with Malcolm Gladwell’s art of thinking. ([1:52])
• Why you only need 15 minutes to improve concentration and make deliberate action towards your goals.  ([3:44])
• The Stanford Study’s five things you need for becoming more efficient with your time. ([7:49])
• Using the 45/15 Method to consistently expand and improve your thinking. ([9:24])
• How to get rid of any life limits with Catherine Sanderson’s suitcase story. ([12:54])

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Our brain is one of the most important organs in our body.

It’s a powerhouse that drives us everyday.

We’ve not even begun to explore it properly enough to use its full potential power. Experts agree that we only use a small fraction of our brain power at any given time.

But just like other muscles in your body, if you don’t use your brain you’ll eventually lose function of it.

So we must keep training it. 

In this episode, you’ll discover how you can significantly improve your brainpower and cognitive skills. I’ll reveal the habits that increase the risk losing function of your brain at later stages of your life, and how you can avoid them.

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Show Highlights Include:

• The tactics my wife used to significantly improve my mother’s memory (you can use them even if you’re above 80) ([1:14])
• How my annoying professor’s ‘no-calculator’ policy helped my class develop brain power. ([2:11])
• How being my dad’s navigator during road trips increased my cognitive functions and math, astronomy and logic skills. ([5:49])
• Why using GPS can weaken your brain (and how you can train your brain to avoid early dementia) ([8:33])

Do you want to stop existing and start living your best life right now? Click here to get the first chapter of Dr. Rick’s best-selling book, Lessons From a Third Grade Dropout, for free.