
T7L Presents… Positivity Primer Volume 2
The 7 Lists is delighted to present the next volume of Positivity Primer.
Positivity Primer is a monthly selection of chilled beats and inspirational quotes from the cream of of the world of business, sport, management and entertainment.
Volume 2 features quotes from Warren Buffett, Tim Ferriss, Robin Sharma, Michelle Obama, Jocko Willink, Ray Dalio & Casey Neistat and beats from the likes of Aso & Middle School, Sugoisounds, Philanthrope & Amonos…

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7 THINGS I LEARNT FROM READING THE 48 LAWS OF POWER
This week’s 7 List is looking at 7 things I learnt from the book The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene. Beloved by politicians, sports coaches and gangsta rappers alike; it is a deep and intensive manuscript into the factors that help explain how those in power made it there, and how they stay there. While those who read the book may not be out for world domination, there are still hundreds of incredibly useful and actionable takeaways that can be taken from Greene’s work. Here are 7 that stood out for me…
1 – LAW ONE: NEVER OUTSHINE THE MASTER
Gaining power and success is a long term game, never rush it and certainly don’t make enemies at the top level. Always make those above you feel comfortably superior and be careful not to inspire insecurity in them. While you may want their job, you don’t want them to know how badly you want it or they will block your efforts. Make your masters appear more brilliantly than they are and you will eventually attain the heights of power.
2 – LAW FOUR: ALWAYS SAY LESS THAN NECESSARY
The more you say, the more “common” you appear and the less in control you truly are. In the historical examples that Greene provides in the book, powerful people impress and intimidate by saying less. Listen more and talk less; the more you say, the more likely you are to say something foolish.
3 – LAW TEN: INFECTION; AVOID THE UNHAPPY AND UNLUCKY
Avoid negative people at all costs; in the words of Robert Greene, “you can die from someone else’s misery”. Emotional states are as infectious as diseases, so associate with the happy and fortunate instead. As motivational speaker Jim Rohn once said…
“You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.”
4 – LAW SIXTEEN: USE ABSENCE TO INCREASE RESPECT AND HONOUR
One I found particularly interesting, “the more you are seen and heard from, the more common you appear”. If you are temporarily withdrawn from an established group, it will make you more talked about and even more admired. Learn when to leave and create value through scarcity.
5 – LAW TWENTY EIGHT: ENTER ACTION WITH BOLDNESS
If you unsure of a course of action, do not attempt it. Your doubts and hesitations will infect your execution. Timidity is dangerous: better to enter with boldness. Any mistakes you commit through audacity are easily corrected with more audacity. Everyone admires the bold; no one honours the timid. Tackle problems with confidence and drive.
6 – LAW TWENTY NINE: PLAN ALL THE WAY TO THE END
The ending is everything. Plan all the way to it, taking into account all the possible consequences, obstacles and twists of fortune that might reverse your hard work and give the glory to others. By planning to the end you will not be overwhelmed by circumstances and you will know when to stop. Gently guide fortune and help determine the future by thinking far ahead.
7 – LAW FORTY ONE: AVOID STEPPING INTO A GREAT MAN’S SHOES
What happens first always appears better and more original than what comes after. So if you succeed a great man or have a famous parent, you will have to accomplish double their achievements to outshine them. Avoid this scenario where possible, it is a poisoned chalice (Think David Moyes succeeding Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United for a sporting analogy!). Do not get lost in their shadow or stuck in a past not of your making, establish your own name and identity by changing course. In the words of Greene, “Slay the overbearing father, disparage his legacy and gain power by shining in your own way.”
The 48 Laws of Power can be bought on Amazon here and the shortened concise version can be bought here.

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T7L Presents… Positivity Primer Volume 1
The 7 Lists is delighted to present the first volume of Positivity Primer.
Positivity Primer is a monthly selection of chilled beats and inspirational quotes from the cream of of the world of business, sport, management and entertainment.
Volume 1 features quotes from Gary Vaynerchuk, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jocko Willink, Simon Sinek, Jim Telfer, Jordan Peterson, Mel Robbins, Tim Ferriss, Brene Brown and Robin Sharma and beats from the likes of Iamnobodi, CFCF, Hans Zimmer, Stan Forbee and Birocratic…

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7 MUST LISTEN PODCASTS
This week’s 7 List is looking at 7 must listen podcasts. Podcasts are on demand. Podcasts cater to your niche. Podcasts allow for a greater variety of topics and time to actually cover those things. Podcasts are great for when you want to consume content but can’t spend time staring at a screen (on a run, in the gym, doing basic tasks like cooking, cleaning etc.). It’s no surprise that the steady growth in the popularity of podcasts continues unabated. In this article we look at 7 podcasts that bring huge value to the listener and will help you learn and grow in the areas of business, health and tech…
1 – MASTERS OF SCALE
Internet entrepreneur, venture capitalist and co-founder of LinkedIn, Reid Hoffmann, has for the last year produced the brilliant Masters of Scale. Unsurprisingly, and stating the completely obvious, this man is connected. His guests include the likes of Reed Hastings (CEO, Netflix), Eric Schmidt (CEO, Google – Chairman, Alphabet), Sheryl Sandberg (COO, Facebook), oh and some guy called Mark Zucker-something. Incredible and candid insights into the world of running these wildly successful tech behemoths.
2 – MINDSET WITH MUSCLE
Mindset with Muscle is a weekly podcast produced by UK-based fitness model and entrepeneur, Jamie Alderton. This however is not your typical fitness podcast, and this is why it makes this list. Jamie focuses on providing insights into a successful growth mindset in business, relationships and health. Episodes vary between interviews from experts from fitness and business, and monologues from Jamie himself. Episodes are short and to the point, and Jamie is an articulate and enlightening host.
For those looking to develop their mind as well as their body, this podcast is essential listening. In the words of Jamie, “What you put in your body affects how you look and how you feel and what you put in your head affects what you think and what you do”, so do yourself a favour and subscribe to Mindset With Muscle.
3 – MANAGER TOOLS
As featured in THE WEEKLY 7 – 002, Manager Tools is my secret weapon in business, ignore the unbelievably cheesy 80’s style intro music and the unassuming podcast art, this podcast is pure gold. Simply entitled Manager Tools, it is an invaluable resource for leaders and aspiring leaders alike. A podcast that has been quietly going about its business for over 13 years, each week Michael Auzenne and Mark Horstman (both highly experienced and qualified execs, take a business topic each week and break it down and disect it for you. I learn something groundbreaking in every episode, and the recent 4 part first Manager Tools live case study was an absolute peak of knowledge gain for me. Start with the case study episodes, and then work back. The rabbithole goes deep!
For those who neither have the time or the budget to join an MBA course but wish to gain the knowledge, this podcast is an essential part of your learning arsenal.
4 – SMART PASSIVE INCOME
A podcast well known to many and a podcast that has inspired so many to believe that they can turn their passions into a profitable source of additional income. Smart Passive Income with Pat Flynn is a weekly show that has been running for 300+ episodes. Pat Flynn is a digital marketing guru who shares all of his online business and blogging strategies, income sources and killer marketing tips and tricks so you can be ahead of the curve with your online business or blog. Sharing how he easily earns a six-figure salary while working only a few hours a week. He covers subjects as diverse as automation, outsourcing, crowdsourcing, search engine optimization, building authority and trust, niche sites, social media, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Podcasting, eBooks, online courses, affiliate marketing, getting things done and everything that works (and doesn’t work) to help you better understand how to crush it with your online business. If you have a burgeoning online side hustle or are looking for inspiration to get started, this is essential listening.
5 – FREAKONOMICS RADIO
For those who have read the books you know what to expect. A podcast that broadens your mind and makes you see the world differently across a broad spectrum of subjects. Essential listening for those curious about human behaviour and decision-making. Check it out here.
6 – BEN COOMBER RADIO
The podcast that started it all for me and sent me down the rabbit hole of podcasts and also down the rabbit hole of self improvement. I owe Ben Coomber a lot. What started out as purely a health and fitness show with a focus on nutrition has evolved into a show that tackles a whole variety of subjects with one common goal; to make you a more awesome person. Ben is a candid and honest host who is not afraid to open up and expose his vulnerabilities to the world. The listener always leaves the show feeling positive and better in body and mind. Check out Ben Coomber Radio here.
7 – THE TIM FERRISS SHOW
The daddy of the podcast world, if you have yet to listen to the Tim Ferriss show, then I envy how much great and timeless content you have to go back and listen to! The premise of the Tim Ferriss show is simple; bestselling author, investor, lifehacker Tim Ferriss interviews leaders from all areas of the world to tease out the habits, techniques and routines that have led them to the top of the game.
The show regularly, the #1 business podcast on all of Apple Podcasts, and it’s been ranked #1 out of 500,000+ podcasts on many occasions. It is the first business/interview podcast to pass 100,000,000 downloads, and it has been selected as “Best of” Apple Podcasts for three years running (In 2016 under “most downloaded”). It has now surpassed 300M downloads and readers of Fortune Magazine‘s Term Sheet recently selected The Tim Ferriss Show as their top business podcast.
Past guests include Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jamie Foxx, Edward Norton, Tony Robbins, Maria Popova, Peter Thiel, Marc Andreessen, Amanda Palmer, Malcolm Gladwell, Vince Vaughn, Rick Rubin, Reid Hoffman, Jon Favreau, Whitney Cummings, Mike Shinoda, and 300+ more.
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THE WEEKLY 7 – 002
A weekly look at 7 nuggets of awesomeness from the week just gone. 7 things that have inspired me, interested me, challenged me or made we want to part with my hard earned cash. If you’ve found something cool that you think should be on here, let me know at the7lists@gmail.com. If you enjoyed this and would like these sent to your inbox on a weekly basis, then please sign up to the newsletter at the bottom of this article.
PODCAST
My secret weapon in business, ignore the unbelievably cheesy 80’s style intro music and the unassuming podcast art, this podcast is pure gold. Simply entitled Manager Tools, it is an invaluable resource for leaders and aspiring leaders alike. A podcast that has been quietly going about its business for over 13 years, each week Michael Auzenne and Mark Horstman (both highly experienced and qualified execs, take a business topic each week and break it down and disect it for you. I learn something groundbreaking in every episode, and the recent 4 part first Manager Tools live case study was an absolute peak of knowledge gain for me. Start with the case study episodes, and then work back. The rabbithole goes deep!
For those who neither have the time or the budget to join an MBA course but wish to gain the knowledge, this podcast is an essential part of your learning arsenal.
MUSIC
When I need to get into a flow state when working, I like many others turn to music. Everyone is different in terms of what gets the grey matter firing (I have a colleague who finds he focuses best to a bit of Sepultura, Pantera or Slayer… Seriously!), and if you have listened to any of the playlists on the Brainjuice page (my complete collection of cognitively complementary tunage), you’ll now that my taste to get my brain in gear is a bit more on the instrumental and chilled side. Recently if have found my self returning to ChilledCow’s YouTube channel, and in particular their permanently running stream, “lofi hip hop radio – beats to relax/study to“. If you are struggling to focus and need something to lock you in, then make sure you give this a try…
PRODUCTIVITY
Re-reading the brilliant The Personal MBA: A World-Class Business Education in a Single Volume by Josh Kaufman I was reminded of the principle of Parkinson’s Law…
“work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion”
…meaning that if you give yourself a week to complete a task, then inevitably the task will increase in complexity so as to fill that week. This obviously can be a huge waste of valuable time. Take time to check in with yourself when it comes to your task and ask yourself realistically what is the likely amount of time that this task should really take. By giving the task the right amount of time to deliver, we gain back more time and the task will reduce in complexity to its natural state.
BOOK
Last week I finally got round to devouring the quite magnificent The War of Art by Steven Pressfield. The book can easily be read in a couple of sittings, and it is an essential kick up the ass for anyone procrastinating over a personal challenge, whether it is starting a company, writing a book, or even going on a diet. Pressfield deconstructs these blocks succinctly and by the time you have finished the book, you’ll be bursting with creative ideas and an unstoppable urge to put your dreams into immediate action.
LEADERSHIP
Leading a team of talented employees and starting to see some churn away from the business in some of the the top talents? It may not be due to the culture, the colleagues or the pay; it could simply down to some dumb and poorly thought-out business rules. In this Medium article entitled Dumb Rules That Make Your Best People Want to Quit from TEDx speaker Lolly Daskal, Lolly raises some of the rules that can drive talent to the edge and the kid of rules that you really have to question are necessary in your business.
TECH / HEALTH
My 1st Generation Apple Watch is most definitely on its last legs and with Apple announcing last week that the 1st gen watches will no longer be able to install the newest WatchOS, my head is being turned by some of the other wearables on the market. I use my Apple Watch almost exclusively as a fitness tracker, so looking at some of the other fitness trackers on the market and I have been suitably impressed by the Samsung Gear Fit 2 Pro…
…it’s the best looking fitness tracker out there, but behind the looks lies an extremely powerful source of biometric data. Waterproof so it can be used to track swimming, it comes with GPS built-in so no need to run with your phone. Not to mention a best in class heart rate sensor that should give you one of the most accurate readings possible from a wrist based tracker. Samsung are making great strides in the wearables space, so they will continue to improve the user experience both on the watch and in the tracking software.
BUSINESS
Getting laid off at 41, Rob McCammon learnt some tough and thought-provoking lessons when he returned to work and faced up to the reality that many of his new colleagues were significantly. Even if you think that you are rock solid in your job, there are some important lessons towards mindset and attitude in the workplace. A timely kick up the butt if you are ever finding yourself coasting along. 7 Lessons Millenials Taught Me About Work by Rob McCammon on Medium.
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7 WAYS TO UPGRADE YOUR PRODUCTIVITY
This week’s 7 List is looking at 7 ways to upgrade your productivity. In the digital age life is moving faster and faster. In order to stay ahead and on top, you need to have a strategy to keep you as productive as possible. By the end of this article you will have 7 tools and techniques that will significantly increase your productivity and massively increase your output…
1 – SET YOURSELF UP TO BE MORE PRODUCTIVE
It’s a massive cliche but also very true, “healthy body, healthy mind”. There are four pillars of health, that if you stay on top of, then clear thinking and optimised productivity are just around the corner…
- Eat well – Like a car needs fuel, your brain needs nutrients to operate optimally. This is nothing radically new, but a balanced diet rich in nutrient dense foods as well as plenty of water is key. Particular foods of value include oily fish, greens and berries. Consider fish oil and greens supplementation as an “insurance policy”.
- 8 hours sleep – Again obvious and challenging in certain circumstances (I have three kids under 5 – the struggle is real…) but insufficient sleep can result in dramatically impaired cognitive performance while high levels of good quality sleep is proven to result in improved learning and problem-solving abilities, improved memory and an elevated mood. Switch Netflix off, switch your phone off and get an early night, it’s worth it.
- Exercise – A mere 30 minutes a day of exercise is all you need to benefit from improved blood flow to the brain, the production of new brain cells and significantly decreased risk of depression (not to mention the plethora of physical benefits).
- Meditation – The mainstream is slowly coming round to the positive benefits of meditation. Even if it is a very short session, the benefits are huge. I liken it to a system reboot for the brain. It’s made so much easier now with some great guided meditation apps, such as Calm (Available for iOS in the following App Stores – UK – US – Canada – SA – Australia)
Look after yourself and the rest all becomes so much easier.
2 – MULTITASKING IS OUT
As has been written about conclusively, Multitasking simply does not work. You end up taking longer over the combined group of tasks, and the output is inevitably poorer quality compared to focusing exclusively on a single task.
Rather than multitasking, try the Pomodoro technique instead.
Cognitive output is cyclical (Cycles known as Ultradian Rhythms), meaning that you physically cannot sustain high levels of concentration without intermittent periods of rest. The Pomodoro technique capitalises on this concept. Simply pick one of the most important tasks from your checklist (covered in Point 7) and set a timer for 25 minutes, switch off all distractions and focus on the task at hand exclusively (it can be as long as 90 minutes – but 25 minutes is optimal for concentration). Once the time is up take a short break and then reset and start again. You will be amazed at how quickly you will blast through your tasks.
3 – OWN YOUR E-MAIL, DON’T LET IT OWN YOU
The ping of the e-mail, there are few more intrusive blockers to your personal productivity. If your e-mail is always open, then the temptation is always there to respond immediately, but in reality, is it really that important that you reply immediately to every mail? All the constant flow of e-mails in your inbox is achieving is the continual distraction of your mind from the tasks at hand, and this will inevitably lead to longer time spent on your tasks.
Rather than being a slave to e-mail, control it through batching. Set aside some time two or three times a day to switch on your e-mail and work through all the mails in one hit, then close your e-mail. This still gives you plenty of time to be punctual in your responses and if there is something particularly urgent, then the sender should find a different way to contact you.
4 – FOLLOW IVY LEE
Ivy Lee may not be a familiar name to most but exactly 100 years ago, one of the richest men in the world at the time, Charles M. Schwab called on Ivy Lee, a productivity consultant, to help him get things done. Schwab was highly successful, he was president of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation, and was a man Thomas Edison called the master hustler. Ivy Lee however provided him with a game changing technique that made a huge impact to Schwab and his executives.
His process for achieving peak productivity could not have been simpler…
- At the end of each workday, write down the six most important things you need to accomplish tomorrow. Do not write down more than six tasks.
- Prioritize those six items in order of their true importance.
- When you arrive tomorrow, concentrate only on the first task. Work until the first task is finished before moving on to the second task.
- Approach the rest of your list in the same fashion. At the end of the day, move any unfinished items to a new list of six tasks for the following day.
- Repeat this process every working day.
So simple, yet still to this day, so effective…
5 – BREAK YOUR EPICS DOWN
It’s good to have big goals and it is great to want to achieve ambitious targets, but when it is there written on paper it can be extremely intimidating and often the sheer scale of the task can cause procrastination and can prevent you from even starting the task. Take a lead from the world of Agile project management and take your “epic” (your big goal) and break it down into smaller more manageable “user stories” (smaller micro tasks). For example, if there is a book that you’ve been meaning to read for months or even years, set a small daily target of 10 pages a day or 20 minutes a day. You’d be amazed at how quickly you will achieve these previously perceived unreachable tasks.
6 – PLAN AHEAD
The positive effect of planning on your overall productivity can not be underestimated, always plan your days and week. On a Monday morning, look ahead to your week ahead, work out what you need to achieve, look at your calendar and work out when you are going to do it. By planning ahead you will be subconsciously priming yourself to achieve your goals.
7 – CHECKLISTS
In the above points we have extolled the virtues of planning ahead, breaking your goals down into micro tasks, writing down your 6 most important things to achieve every day and focusing on a single task at a time. Bringing all this together is point 7, always maintain a checklist. This may not be right for everyone, but for me it’s been an absolute gamechanger.
There are several tools that can help you achieve this. Personally I use Evernote, but other things like Trello, Todoist and Wunderlist are equally effective.
My general technique for maintaining a checklist is to plan for the next week on a Friday on my commute. My current workflow is…
- I’ll add the standard weekly tasks (things I know I’ll need to do every week without fail)
- Then any standard monthly tasks that fall into that week (for example, I do a monthly personal spending and budget review on the first weekend of each month)
- Add any left over tasks from the previous week
- Then add in some of the micro-tasks broken down from my longer term goals
- I’ll finally consult my calendar and mails for any other outstanding tasks and assign them all to dates that week depending on how busy each day looks.
I then have a plan for the whole week ahead. Things obviously change quickly so if I need to reassign tasks that are not achieved then that’s fine. As the week goes on, if anything comes up that needs to be worked on I just add it to the list (one of the big benefits of using software like Evernote, which allows you to seamlessly work on both Mobile and Desktop). I keep my list both for personal and work tasks, but there is nothing to stop you from maintaining separate lists for both.
It doesn’t work for everyone, and you need to be disciplined in managing it (this is where a lot of people fall down), but if you are looking for a highly effective way to level up your productivity, there are few better ways than managing a checklist.
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THE WEEKLY 7 – 001
A weekly look at 7 nuggets of awesomeness from the week just gone. 7 things that have inspired me, interested me, challenged me or made we want to part with my hard earned cash. If you’ve found something cool that you think should be on here, let me know at the7lists@gmail.com. If you enjoyed this and would like these sent to your inbox on a weekly basis, then please sign up to the newsletter at the bottom of this article.
QUOTE
A quote that I’m mulling over, and fitting I felt for my first post on a blog that is all about making the most of everything you are given and personal growth…
“Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.” – Ghandi
HEALTH/TECH
There are a myriad of wearables out there now to help you track and quantify your performance, so where to start? If you want serious bang for your buck them look no further than the Moov Now. At less than £50 / $60 / AU$79, it packs a serious punch for such good value. This fitness tracker has a killer minimalist design (sans screen).

It is robust and will handle even the most strenuous workout. Oh yeah, did I mention the battery life is SIX MONTHS?! Insane. Get on it and check it out here.
PODCAST
As far as sports documentaries go, it doesn’t get much better than 30 for 30. The series, originally commissioned by Bill Simmons, has set the bar for sports story-telling to new heights. This week 30 for 30 launched in podcast form and the first episode is an absolute stunner. This is one to subscribe to without a moment’s thought, get it on your phone and look forward to your commute! “Like the films, but for your ears”. Check it out here.

PERSONAL GROWTH
In a rut and questioning your achievements? Be patient, execute your vision and upgrade yourself with this insight from Todd Brison. Have a read here.
PRODUCTIVITY
I wanted to share this blog post on 11 super effective ways to level up your productivity from the wonderful folks over at Best Self (and if you haven’t come across their planner journals yet, please check them out here; the journals are a thing of beauty and highly effective).

If you take one thing away from it, the One Touch Rule is it >>> don’t save simple tasks that you’ll “save for later”, just deal with it now.
BUSINESS/PODCAST
Another podcast recommendation, but this is totally worth it. Internet entrepreneur, venture capitalist and co-founder of LinkedIn, Reid Hoffmann, has recently created a new podcast called Masters of Scale. Unsurprisingly, and stating the completely obvious, this man is connected. His last 4 guests have been Reed Hastings (CEO, Netflix), Eric Schmidt (CEO, Google – Chairman, Alphabet), Sheryl Sandberg (COO, Facebook), oh and some guy called Mark Zucker-something. Incredible and candid insights into the world of running these wildly successful tech behemoths. Available in all the usual pod spots and here.

INSPIRATION
If you are ever lacking motivation to go out and crush it, then look no further than 75-year old legend Don Wildman. Have a read of this and rethink why you’re still sitting here reading this.
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