Be Radically Open-minded and Radically Transparent




“Be radically open-minded and radically transparent.

None of us is born knowing what is true; we either have to discover what’s true for ourselves or believe and follow others. The key is to know which path will yield better results. I believe that:

Radical open-mindedness and radical transparency are invaluable for rapid learning and effective change.” -Ray Dalio

Greatest thing I learned from reading Principles by Dalio. He is a billionaire investor. And his breakdown of this, really impacted me. 

Part of having a strong personality is being flexible. 

Someone who can SHIFT gears when necessary. 

People appreciate someone who understands and is selfless enough to do things differently. 

Think about it. 

When it comes to dinners, parties, events who gets invited first? 
The person who is least high maintenance. 

Those who don’t demand much, but are always open to having a good time and embrace the adventure. The subtleties make a huge difference for us all. 

If you want to discuss more about Ray Dalio, being open-minded or upcoming events, DM me on Instagram (@SirAimezing)



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  1. MoniqueMarch 7, 2020 at 6:50 PM

    Just be myself if all fails so what. Always be open minded the allows you to broaden your horizons

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    1. Sir AimézingMarch 8, 2020 at 11:41 AM

      Thank you for all of the support and engagement!

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