SHOW NOTES:

• His story is that of an immigrant.


• He is Jewish. His mother survived Auschwitz


• When he was 11, his parents with just $100 went to the USA ( Specifically Los Angeles)

- His family immersed themselves in American culture.

• He did a lot of sports and excelled in a major way, but naturally went more into school related stuff.


• He taught philosophy for a while, before he went to San Francisco’s medical school


• He dove into emergency medicine.


• He managed a billion dollar department of a large ambulance company


• We need structure now more than ever


• The centennials are all having specific routines


• We are wired for routines


• The greatest artists are extremely structured


• Routine leads to purpose


• Routine leads to hope and meaning


• Consistency leads to greatness


• Chris Carter advice: Set a routine everyday to write. Just sit down. Keep writing. Ideas will flow


• Always have moments to reflect.


• Doing something over and over again gives dopamine


• Routines are not habits. Routines are not automated.


• Set aside a time to think

- Routine is not boring. It’s what you put in it!

1. LI: linkedin.com/in/angel-iscovich


2. Email: iscoza@gmail.com


3. Personal Website: angeliscovich.com


4. Book(Non-affiliated link): https://www.amazon.com/Art-Routine-Discover-Routineology-Transform/dp/1510764550/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=The+Art+Of+Routineology&qid=1621175763&s=books&sr=1-1