Matt Hearnden
Matt is a writer from the UK.
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Matt Hearnden
Here’s All The Life Lessons I Learned From Michael Jordan In ‘The Last Dance’
A person who’s arrogant doesn’t work hard; they think they know it all already.
Here’s Why You Need To Stop Listening To That Voice Inside Your Head
Don’t overthink this. It’s not complicated. It’s very simple.
How Finding Your Power Will Bring True Presence To Your Life
“Presence is the ability to be attuned to and comfortably express the best parts of yourself.”
This Is The Idiocy Behind Anyone Who Proclaims #AllLivesMatter
Everybody has beliefs they’ve never questioned. I respect someone who realises they’re wrong and then changes. What I have no time for is someone who won’t even question their ignorance.
If You Take Criticism Personally, You Are Part Of The Problem
But why don’t I take this stuff personally? Why doesn’t it affect me? Why doesn’t it stop me from writing?
What We Can Learn About Life From Listening To LeBron James
LeBron James might or might not be the greatest basketball player of all time. It’s a pointless discussion, for now, because his career isn’t even close to being over.
You Owe It To Yourself To Figure Out What’s Actually Important To You
Let me ask you this: when it comes to you – what you want, where you want to be, who you are – how often do you really, genuinely, truly not know?
10 Little Things That Show You’re Already More Successful Than You Think
What you want matters. It matters just as much as what other people want. And what you want for yourself matters more than what other people want for you.
The Common Denominator In All Of Your Life’s Failures Is You
Let’s say you don’t believe you’re the common denominator in your life. How is that helping you? Does that make you feel in control? Does that make you free?
This Is The Number One Thing Most People Say They Regret About Their Lives
I think that I have no control over other people anyway. I’ll never be able to make everyone be ok with other people being who they are.
Here Is The Difference Between Blaming Yourself, And Simply Taking Responsibility
I’d decided the pain of indecision would be less than the pain of rejection, and I never dared to put that belief to the test.
Sometimes Your Biggest Obstacle Is Actually Pointing You In The Direction You Need To Be Going
What would happen if you turned that obstacle into your way? What would happen if you accepted that you’re worried about failing, and started understanding it rather than judging it, and decided that it was more important to let go of it than to hold onto it?