Comments on: OVERCOMING SELF-DEFEAT: How I overcame myself to run every morning – part 1 http://misheel.net/overcoming-self-defeat-how-i-overcame-myself-to-run-every-morning-part-1/ politics, Mongolia, international relations, & social issues Mon, 16 Aug 2010 04:00:10 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Mergen, WebGuru http://misheel.net/overcoming-self-defeat-how-i-overcame-myself-to-run-every-morning-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-30 Mergen, WebGuru Wed, 21 Oct 2009 14:53:08 +0000 http://misheel.net/?p=129#comment-30 Hey there Misheel. It's great to hear that you are figuring yourself out. The biggest key to success in life and in business/career/whatever is really about learning more about yourself and learning to leverage your strengths and work through/around/with your shortcomings. I still think Mongolia's plan as you go style would fit you so much better than Japanese, American, or Western European way of scheduling everything in 15min increments for three months out. There is so much more flexibility, freedom, and availability to focus on the most important item at any given moment under the Mongolian time management. You would do well when you get here. It will take two years to really get used to things, but it will be SOOOO worth it. You don't even know. Just the ability to be with family, kids, cousins, aunts/uncles, grandmother, etc will be really great for you. With love from Mongolia, Your brother Hey there Misheel. It’s great to hear that you are figuring yourself out. The biggest key to success in life and in business/career/whatever is really about learning more about yourself and learning to leverage your strengths and work through/around/with your shortcomings.

I still think Mongolia’s plan as you go style would fit you so much better than Japanese, American, or Western European way of scheduling everything in 15min increments for three months out.

There is so much more flexibility, freedom, and availability to focus on the most important item at any given moment under the Mongolian time management.

You would do well when you get here. It will take two years to really get used to things, but it will be SOOOO worth it. You don’t even know. Just the ability to be with family, kids, cousins, aunts/uncles, grandmother, etc will be really great for you.

With love from Mongolia,
Your brother

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