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"Your most amplified life is possible. That means amplified health, amplified happiness, amplified love, and amplified success. Yoga is a set of tools developed and refined over thousands of years that maximizes the body systems and the space-time continuum of the world around us, meaning our experience of reality, to create the most immense results in all areas of life. Kundalini Yoga is a pure, unbroken stream of these yogic practices and I believe is the quickest, most direct—and most accessible—way to activate your own path of Invincible Living."
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"Pundits talk, bloggers blog, regulators write new rules, and financial firms create new products, while ordinary folks get more and more terrified and less and less ahead. Something in our approach to personal finance must shift. The search outside ourselves for answers is getting us nowhere. We're drowning in a salty sea of information without a single drop of clear common sense. What we need is not more financial intelligence. What we need is emotional intelligence. What we need is mindfulness."
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"From the outset, I was committed to building a culture of trust and integrity. I had learned the importance of business ethics from some of the finest corporations in the world, including IBM and Hewlett-Packard. These companies enjoyed tremendous profit and growth while going out of their way to teach, manage, and deliver principled behavior. It seemed very clear to me that you could do the right thing, feel very good about it, and make plenty of money. Profits did not come at the expense of ethical behavior. Quite the contrary—profits resulted from ethical behavior."
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Having studied all kinds of hackers—from the illicit exploits of cybercriminals to the kindhearted researchers who hack in order to eradicate disease—there are some common shared philosophies. This set of beliefs will serve as the underpinning for your own hacking exploits, and allow you to build a hacking culture in your own organization.
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"While we never know exactly how many days are ahead of us, it can be quite valuable as leaders to see the expanse of runway in our futures. Whether we have five years or 25 years to retirement, knowing that we have time to recommit, reinvent or redo a decision is comforting. We are only stuck in time if we choose to be. I encourage you to imagine what's next, what's left or what's still in your heart to become, and then take intentional actions toward bringing that vision to life. Embracing the now includes understanding longevity and respecting that we are all still works in progress."
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