Jodie Cook
Writes books & articles on happiness, life design and entrepreneurship
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Jodie Cook
Read This If You Feel Like Something Incredible Is About To Happen
The stars are aligning and success is inevitable. All that’s required of you is to keep the momentum going and trust in the process.
The 3 People You Should Actually Be Taking Advice From
According to Napoleon Hill, “The number one reason people fail is because they listen to their friends, family and neighbors.”
Use These Two Mantras To Shape Your 2020 Into Your Most Successful Year
There are two mantras that I read mid-way through 2019 that led to the second half of the year being unrecognisable from the first.
How To Stop Caring About What Everyone Else Thinks
You exist as a different person in the minds of everyone you have met. No matter what you say or do, others will make judgments and form a unique opinion or mental picture of you as a human being.
How To Live A Totally Miserable Life
Take everything personally. Make everything about you. Form an opinion on whatever you see or hear.
How To Make Saying No Your Superpower
Your time and your attention are your biggest assets.
When In Doubt, Choose Kindness
Choose kindness because, deep down, you know it’s right.
Being Cruel Doesn’t Make You Cool, It Makes You Weak
All cruelty stems from weakness. This applies every time you make a snide remark or cruel comment or do something in an attempt to defame.
Decide What To Do With Your Life Or Someone Else Will Decide For You
Please do not fool yourself into thinking that the right answer will just come to you, or the right opportunities will just find you. They won’t. Find them yourself.
6 Ways To Take Control Of Your Own Happiness
If you are relying on anyone or anything else for your happiness, stop that right now.
6 Ways We Could All Stand To Be More Like Claire Underwood
Murder aside, we could all do with being just a little bit more Claire Underwood.
This Is How It Feels To Know You Have Nothing To Prove
You let everything slide like never before. No one’s words can touch you. They only serve to make you smile.