The Pursuit of Awesome with Charlie Harary

The Limitations of Our Will Power

Charley Harary discusses how will power is not enough for us to achieve our goals. We have to be able to understand how our minds work and align our goals with our minds. Otherwise, we will end up with another failed resolution.

Living life with MVPRI

Charlie Harary discusses the process of MVPRI -- Minimum Viable Product - Rapid Iteration -- which is the mechanism by which companies grow. We can leverage this idea for our personal grow as well.

The Power of Journaling

Charlie Harary discusses why writing is such an incredible piece of mental coding. By articulating words, we are able to think more clearly and more concisely, and it allows us to change our brains.

Searching for Truth

Charlie Harary discusses the idea that the search for truth is the most important thing we can engage in. Otherwise we run the risk of allowing our cognitive bias to get in the way of what we can become.

Daily Boost: The Path to Autonomy

There are two approaches to connection and significance: giving and taking. Charlie Harary discusses how giving creates independence within ourselves and it connects our value to who we are and what we do, giving us true autonomy.

Visualize Your Ideal Day

How can we merge our actions with our intentions? Charlie Harary shares how we can turn the real into our ideal and become the people we’re meant to be. 

Attention vs. Connection

We have to understand the difference between attention and connection. It all depends on if we are looking to take from those around us or to give.

The Value of Vulnerability

Our self-image often prevents us from connecting to people, and the solution is really understanding the value of vulnerability.

The Addicting Effect of Attention

We connect through love by giving to and receiving attention from the other. Attention can be addicting, and it can lead us to live a life dedicated to preserving our image.

The Birth of the Image

We all have a need for that feeling of connectedness. One of the great blockages we face is in the creation of our own image.