The Pursuit of Awesome with Charlie Harary

Gratitude Out Loud

Charlie Harary discusses how expressing our gratitude orally makes us bigger and better people. If we make sure to do this every day, and even start each day this way, we will be transformed.

Recognizing Those Who Believed in Us

Charlie Harary discusses choosing to be grateful to those who have made a positive impact on our lives. When we take the time to really do this, we learn from those people and we can slow down and become like them.

Urgent and Important

Charlie Harary discusses prioritizing our focus on what's urgent AND important, not just urgent. By doing so, we avoid getting sucked into other people's drama and we can be grateful for all that we have.

Using Gratitude to Overcome Tilt

Charlie Harary discusses sipping, not gulping, from the cup of life. When we take our time and infuse our moments with gratitude, we can avoid getting into an emotional state of tilt and live with real joy.

Change Your Actions, Change Yourself

Flip the script on self-improvement: to change the way we think, we must change the way we act.

Evolving Our Souls

Charlie Harary discusses the importance of growing in our character traits as we mature. Working on these aspects of ourselves leads us to appreciate what we have and to be other-focused.

The Gratitude Reservoir

Charlie Harary discusses building up our reservoir of Hod (gratitude, acknowledgment), allowing us to fill ourselves with positivity that helps us overcome challenge and anxiety.

Finding Balance

Charlie Harary begins to discuss the trait of gratitude. When we lead with appreciation, we desire to do and share more. Our ambition comes from this, not from a feeling of lack, which allows us to be balanced in times of challenge.

Bringing Out Our Best

Charlie Harary discusses the importance of focusing our attention and energy on the present. Certainly, we have to plan, but living in the here and now allows us to bring out our essence and be the best we can be.

Adapting to the New

We’re never too old to change our habits. Each day is an opportunity to be better, smarter, and greater than we were the day before.