Leading and Love

The Lindy effect suggests that age determines likelihood of failure - the older an item is, the higher the probability that it will continue to be successful. This theory applies to non-perishable objects that do not have an expiry so it wouldn’t apply to human beings. However, within our finite years, longevity has tremendous value. 

*Expertise in a subject area is often supported by the number of years in the field and the quality of work. Some of the greatest contributors to the advancement of the human race have devoted much of their lives to their field.

*The immortalization of some celebrities is directly attached to how long they performed at a high level. Athletes, movie stars, musicians are examples.

*Relationships such as marriages and friendships are often recognized as successful for having stood the test of time.

Idea #1

Performing at a high level for a long period of time is difficult. Those with a vision and plan of execution are able to accomplish such a feat.

Idea #2

Longevity also goes beyond your years of living. Your contribution to others and the rest of the world is what secures legacy.

Quote #1

“Longevity is a big part of credibility.” -Jason Calacanis

Quote #2

“The longevity of every relationship is decided by the willingness to forgive.” -Mike Murdock

Quote #3

“If you want to live a long life, focus on making contributions.” -Hans Selye

Challenge

Define your vision and set the parameters in place to live in your vision.

Affirmation

I live the life that gets the best out of me.

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