Friday Forward
By Robert Glazer
Inspiration and Motivation to End Your Week Even Stronger Than You Started It. Simple Truths, 2020.
Summary of Friday Forward book by Robert Glazer
A medley of motivational messages designed to encourage you to reflect on your values, improve your mindset, focus on your health, and connect deeply with others.
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What do you get from this book? Bite-sized inspirational thoughts to reach your full potential and improve your life
When you read motivational messages, you tend to make changes to your life and inspire others to do the same
Growing your spiritual capacity means becoming aware of your deep values and your internal compass
If you experience enough discomfort or inspiration, you’ll be motivated to make changes in your life
Increasing your intellectual capacity means developing goals and discipline to achieve what you want
Your priorities can be categorized into whether or not they are important and urgent
Developing your physical capacity means focusing on a healthy lifestyle to accomplish what we set out to do
You improve your emotional capacity when you challenge your self-limiting beliefs and improve the quality of your relationships
Carefully choosing your words can build up someone else’s emotional capacity
A healthy amount of doubt keeps us open to new ideas and encourages discussions over arguments
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Who should read Friday Forward book
- Busy people looking for motivation
- leaders and managers
- anyone wanting a daily boost of inspiration
About the author of Friday Forward
Robert Glazer
Robert Glazer is the CEO of Acceleration Partners, an award-winning global marketing agency, and the Chairman of BrandCycle. Glazer contributes articles for Entrepreneur and Forbes and has authored several other best-selling books, including Elevate and Performance Partnerships. His Friday Forward newsletter is read by over 200,000 each week.
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