EPISODE 110
I love to share some enlightening and inspiring thoughts from Jon Gordon’s book, The Energy Bus: 10 Rules to Fuel Your Life, Work, and Team with Positive Energy. Read on!
In today’s episode, I will talk about a book titled The Energy Bus: 10 Rules to Fuel Your Life, Work, and Team with Positive Energy, an international bestseller by Jon Gordon. The book is about mindset and optimism. It teaches us that we have control over our mood and perspective every day. We have to remember that our energy is contagious in all ways. In our lives, a pessimistic person may be a disease, destroying a healthy community. Don’t allow these types of people to suck your life out of you!
Get on the Energy Bus and be enlightened and inspired as Jon Gordon reveals 10 secrets for approaching life and work with the kind of positive, forward-thinking that leads to true accomplishment at work and at home. Jon infuses this compelling tale with sharp wisdom and offers a strong blueprint for overcoming adversity and bringing out the best of yourself and your team. You’ll have the time of your life when you board The Energy Bus.
We must assume power and responsibility for our lives in order for progress to occur. We have the ability to choose who we want to be and how we want to be. Others will make choices for us if we don’t do this. If you want things to change in your life, you are the responsible one to do that.
Move your bus in the right direction. Make sure your attention and energy show up where it needs to go. What you set your focus to, you will achieve.
Positive energy takes you where you want to go. We may not control what happens in our life but we can control our reactions. Do not let a bad day affect your whole life. It’s just a bad day, not a bad life! Train your mind to see the good in everything you encounter.
Think about your life, your bus. Who do you want in your life with you? Surround yourself with the people you want to be like or influence you to be the better version of yourself.
No energy vampires allowed on the bus. Don’t take it personally that someone may not want to ride your bus. All have the freedom to make their own decision. And you’d rather concentrate your efforts on those who have chosen to board your bus.
Think about the people that sucking the life out of you and how you can make it stop. Positive energy requires positive energy to grow. If people wish to follow you, it’s important that they stick to being optimistic and welcoming rather than pessimistic. Kick-off negative energy from your bus.
Share your positive energy with those around you. Use the heart to communicate. Spread the good vibes to those around you. Personal and professional success is guided by positive and optimistic energy.
Let them know you care about them. Show them that you want the best for them and you want them to shine in their job and daily living. Make time and listen to them.
Think about what you want in life. Know your purpose and always go back to your why.
You will help the passengers in a variety of ways, including finding time for them, listening to them, remembering them, and saving them when they need it. As the driver, the aim is to bring out the best of them.
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