The Pursuit of Awesome with Charlie Harary

Joseph and the Amazing Moment in Front of Us

Charlie Harary discusses the lesson of Joseph, who was able to recognize that we can't predict the future, to accept circumstances, be resilient, and make the very best of every moment and every situation.

Immersing Where We Are

Charlie Harary discusses the next level of immersion, choosing to live deeply and make the best of it, without pre-judgment, even when our plans go awry

The Ultimate "Do"

Charlie Harary discusses being able to see nuance and detail that we miss if we don't immerse ourselves. By delving in, we build neurological connections that lead to greatness.

The Secret of Immersion

Charlie Harary discusses how, when we're fully immersed in the tasks at hand, we notice more, understand more, and gain more from our efforts. This helps us get closer to our potential for greatness.

The Deep Dive

Charlie Harary discusses immersing ourselves in what we're doing. We get to a much deeper place and we gain insights and understanding we would not reach if we didn't dive deeply into it.

Living with Purpose

Charlie Harary discusses living with purpose, which is a product of our "Being," not of our "Doing." If we know our essence, we'll want to share and give. This leads to "Doing" with purpose instead of doing to keep busy, which leads to excellence.

Eye on Greatness

Charlie Harary discusses focusing on our "Do" (aka action) and reminding ourselves about our aspirations for greatness. This helps us build boundaries to protect our minds and avoid focusing on "Have" (aka impact).

Going Somewhere

Charlie Harary discusses direction. If we're merely surviving in someone else's game, we're going nowhere. If we choose what we allow into our minds, we have direction and we can think aspirationally, be motivated and really get somewhere.

Controlling Our Borders

Charlie Harary discusses guarding the gates to our minds. When we let just anything into our heads, we use up our attention on nothingness and condemn ourselves to mediocrity.

 

Craving Order in Chaos

Charlie Harary discusses how life's stimuli are chaotic, which creates tension in our minds. We make our own chaos by worrying, replaying the past, among other things. We crave the release of that tension.