The Limitless Life

Having a limitless life starts with managing your mindset. In my book Moments Matter, I share the times in my life when I learned the key skills I needed on January 15, 2009, to survive the plane crash known as the Miracle on the Hudson. In From Turmoil to Triumph, I detailed the critical lessons I learned from my mentor Bill and my time with Tony Robbins: the things you can always control are your mindset and how you respond.

You will encounter challenges throughout your life; some may be just a nuisance, whereas others may be as serious as a plane crash. Through your focus, physiology, and your internal conversations, the one thing in life you can always control is how you choose to interact with the world around you.

One of the ways to turn uncertainty into opportunity is to focus on somebody else rather than yourself. When U.S. Airways 1549 crashed down in the Hudson River on January 15th, 2009, it was a moment of total uncertainty. None of us on board had ever been through a plane crash before, and definitely not an emergency water landing in the middle of a freezing river. I certainly had not.

The 15 strategies in this book can give you the ability to create opportunities out of uncertainty. As you go through the book, take your time with each chapter. Pick out the things that resonate with you the most. Then, take decisive action because strategies are only as effective as the resulting actions.

The formula for creating an unbelievable opportunity out of uncertainty is P plus T, times MA, times RA.