Rob Baker’s Reviews > How to Try Again: An Approachable Guide to Navigating Chaos and Making Change THAT STICKS > Status Update
Rob Baker
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Shift and persist.
"If you don't know where to go, go where you're needed."
"Hope is not defined as a feeling, but as a defiant act against the darkness."
— Jul 24, 2026 03:04AM
"If you don't know where to go, go where you're needed."
"Hope is not defined as a feeling, but as a defiant act against the darkness."
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Rob Baker
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"When I find myself getting impatient about racing to a finish line, I try to ask myself the opposite question: 'What's the least amount of change I can follow through with consistently, to be able to reach my goal eventually'" (163).
— Jul 22, 2026 02:41AM
Rob Baker
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"When we apply a 'curious scientist' mindset to life moving gorward, we're moving from one experiement to the next. We're simply trying something to see if it works for us.
The point isn't to 'win', but to conduct a successful experiment. As long as we keep experimenting, even if some experiments fail, we give ourrselves the best chance to find a path that fits our life and situation" (94)
— Jul 21, 2026 03:31AM
The point isn't to 'win', but to conduct a successful experiment. As long as we keep experimenting, even if some experiments fail, we give ourrselves the best chance to find a path that fits our life and situation" (94)
Rob Baker
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During Covid, I stopped going to the gym, but found a great home- exercise routine online on a website set up by this author. Been following him ever since (and still using the home-exercise routine :)
In his newsletter, he's been telling enhustiastic stories about the approach of the publication date, so I wanted to read it!
So far, lots of helpful ideas about failure and success, told with a fun sense of humor.
— Jul 19, 2026 03:27AM
In his newsletter, he's been telling enhustiastic stories about the approach of the publication date, so I wanted to read it!
So far, lots of helpful ideas about failure and success, told with a fun sense of humor.