Sahil Bloom

What is our sort of identity defining rule for our life?

What is our sort of identity defining rule for our life?

Mine is I will coach my son's sports teams.

Mine is I will coach my son's sports teams.

And it's a similar concept to Mark Randolph's in that

And it's a similar concept to Mark Randolph's in that

I define myself as the type of person who is a husband, a father, a community member, a leader in all of these ways.

I define myself as the type of person who is a husband, a father, a community member, a leader in all of these ways.

And being able to say I'm the type of person who coaches my son's sports teams means certain things about who I am and how I interact with the world around me.

And being able to say I'm the type of person who coaches my son's sports teams means certain things about who I am and how I interact with the world around me.

It means that I'll prioritize family ahead of certain financial opportunities.

It means that I'll prioritize family ahead of certain financial opportunities.

It means I'll be willing to make sacrifices to prioritize those in my life.

It means I'll be willing to make sacrifices to prioritize those in my life.

And so I encourage other people to think about that.

And so I encourage other people to think about that.

I walk through an exercise in the book to identify your own, how to come to your own life razor.

I walk through an exercise in the book to identify your own, how to come to your own life razor.

It's a really important way to cut through the noise and make decisions in your life.

It's a really important way to cut through the noise and make decisions in your life.