And then Thanksgiving, and then it would be Christmas again. Then they’d say, ‘We’re going to be out by Easter.’ And Easter would come, and Easter would go. Oh, they (the optimists) were the ones who said, ‘We’re going to be out by Christmas.’ And Christmas would come, and Christmas would go.
Here's what Stockdale had to say on the topic of optimists: June 10th was the day Gary launched his GaryVee 004 K-Swiss sneakers, but that wasn’t all that happened in this episode You’ll be able to see some fire cont. After leaving the army he lecture at Stanford where he actually met Collins. He spent there 7 years while being tortured, etc.
Jim Stockdale was the highest ranking American military in the unfamous Hanoi Hilton prison in Vietnam. "Optimists die first" is on what the so called 'Stockdale paradox' of Jim Collins 'Good to Great' bestseller is founded. I can't agree Gary - it's the ability to maintain faith in the end success and face brutal facts that characterises great leaders. We all have hardships and various scenarios that throw us. Adversity and humble beginnings is an incredible framework to happiness, especially when you layer positivity and optimism around your difficulty. They take positive action, which is a critical facilitator of change and growth. Here are 7 perspectives that Gary Vaynerchuk is currently popularising that can help your mindset game be stronger: 1. Positive leaders are likely to be solution focused because they look past the bad news to the future. The optimistic leader gains corporate value from active coping, which involves engaging with the circumstance rather than avoiding it. As a result, optimism improves problem solving, decision making, and action taking, resulting in a positive approach for getting out of trouble and delivering company recovery. They are more likely to correctly identify the reasons of success and failure and allocate blame for both. Optimistic leaders are better equipped to assist their organisations in responding to and adapting to changing circumstances, particularly when the need for change is forced from without.
The fact, however, is quite different - and it presents a genuine chance for leaders to generate value while others are merely protecting their position. Gary Vaynerchuk on Twitter: Optimism isnt delusion. It has been a long time since you have had any reason to be anything but optimistic and even if a deal goes south for you it's hard to compare that to a person being homeless because 65 hours a week is not enough.telling them to be optimistic is complete bs really.It is often assumed that optimism, like extraversion, is a personality trait. Gary Vaynerchuk My dad is like a cactus - introverted and tough. Not "overvaluing" those people is the reason things are the way they are now. No time for optimism there and surely no time or energy to speak up. I watched the greed of others slowly chip away at that over the decades.a lot of those people in that 90% are working 80 hours a week to cover costs of living. You mention the silent people.how do you know how many of them are optimistic if they are silent? I ask simply because the differences in our circles make it obvious to me that there are plenty of people who are not optimistic about many things in society and that from your perspective those people many of which don't even have an internet connection are silent.to you. Being optimistic if you can find no cause for optimism is sort of foolish. As important of a post as I will put out, as I continue to press myself on what makes me tick and how I can communicate it to my family, friends, community t. You can only feel disappointed when you started out optimistic.
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