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  • #1
    Joseph Deitch
    “Discomfort may be a doorway; don’t run from it.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #2
    Joseph Deitch
    “When in doubt, adopt an attitude of curiosity.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #3
    Joseph Deitch
    “As you understand more, you will become more.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #4
    Joseph Deitch
    “We think we’re making a cogent decision about specific circumstances when we’re really just having a pre-programmed reflexive response.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #5
    Joseph Deitch
    “A key to dramatic growth is to recognize an amazing paradox: By accepting and actually embracing our limitations, we allow ourselves to open up to the knowledge, experience, and insights of others.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #6
    Joseph Deitch
    “Fascination is much more enjoyable than frustration, and it’s far more productive. By attempting to sincerely understand something, we become open and curious, which is a great starting point for learning and growth.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #7
    Joseph Deitch
    “Paying attention is proactive. It is a conscious act that expands our consciousness.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #8
    Joseph Deitch
    “We must sense and confront our blockages and biases if we are to be open and grow.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #9
    Joseph Deitch
    “Awareness is not a school quiz that can be passed by reading and memorizing some facts. It’s a journey that is fueled by our intent to be open, honest, and free.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #10
    Joseph Deitch
    “One of the points that all wise men and women agree on is this: If we want our world to improve, we should work on ourselves first. That’s where the significant gains are to be found. Focusing on the inadequacies of others, or the unfairness in the world, is often just a trap of our own making as we resist looking in the mirror.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #11
    Joseph Deitch
    “You simply can’t fit a gallon of desires into a quart container. And yet we continually try to do just that. What we need is a different approach. A bigger bottle would also help.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #12
    Joseph Deitch
    “The “answer” doesn’t come in a formula or a one-sentence aphorism. Rather, the path to ongoing enlightenment begins by loosening our death grip on our opinions, beliefs, and ingrained behavior. When we let go, we create space to let in new insights and observations—we explore, we expand, and we become more aware. Letting go and opening up allows us to confront repressed feelings and fears, and allows love and compassion to flourish. That’s why one person’s “answer” might offer little insight to someone else.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #13
    Joseph Deitch
    “The Best Answers Come from the Best Questions.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #14
    Joseph Deitch
    “Acknowledging our limitations prompts us to start asking questions, and from that precious moment on we move from limited to liberated.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #15
    Joseph Deitch
    “The key is to keep asking, keep probing, keep drilling down. If you activate your natural curiosity, every answer you get may generate new questions, and then new answers, followed by more questions, and so on, in an ever-rising ladder of understanding.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #16
    Joseph Deitch
    “If you want to get better, get coached.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #17
    Joseph Deitch
    “As we become more open and accepting of others and appreciative of what they have to offer, they open up more to us in return.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #18
    Joseph Deitch
    “We know that whether something is considered beautiful or ugly is in the eye of the beholder. What’s more revealing is that the beholder’s determination of what is beautiful and what is ugly is a valuable insight into the soul and psyche of that person. The beauty and the beast are mirrors. It’s never actually about the object; it’s really about us. Every person, situation, and idea is an interaction between the observer and the observed, and therefore, a potential source of knowledge. Every encounter is an opportunity to learn, not just about the object but about ourselves. Every encounter is therefore an opportunity to evolve. If we pay attention!”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #19
    Joseph Deitch
    “We need data and we need discernment.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #20
    Joseph Deitch
    “Experience, common sense, and intuition are not obsolete in the computer age. In fact, they could very well be more crucial now than ever.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #21
    Joseph Deitch
    “There is no true bliss in ignorance.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #22
    Joseph Deitch
    “Don’t make listening a chore. It doesn’t have to be hard work. Make it fun. Make it a game. Make it a treasure hunt. What could be more interesting than discovering new things and increasing our powers of perception? Listening is a never-ending journey along an ever-improving road.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #23
    Joseph Deitch
    “Only when we recognize our shortcomings can we begin to remedy them. Only when we perceive our true strengths can we leverage their power. And only when we seek what we don’t know can we really start to learn.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life

  • #24
    Joseph Deitch
    “If we are to truly evolve and grow, it’s not enough to read about concepts. We must also incorporate them into our lives. Unless they are applied, and unless their worth is verified and validated through personal experience, their influence will be minimal. To really be effective, learning also has to be experiential.”
    Joseph Deitch, Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life



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