Part of sharpening the saw is a willingness to experiment and tinker with how you do things, figuring out what works and what works better. We stopped using credit cards to see what happened.
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Having lots of open browser tabs makes it difficult to get anything done. Figure out why you have the page open, make sure you can get back to the information when you need it, and get productive online.
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Is your inbox full of emails you don’t want to lose track of? Link to the message from your digital planning system instead.
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Decisions can be hard to weigh in the moment. Here’s a simple exercise that will help you determine how a choice can help you reach the right outcome.
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When one of our basic needs isn’t being met, it’s like trying to drive a car with a flat tire. Stop and take time to fix it.
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In 1943, Abraham Maslow described five fundamental levels of human needs. If you want to understand (or change) behavior, start by understanding the needs behind it.
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It takes a focused effort to keep your task list relevant and useful. It’s a tool that should help you accomplish incredible things, not a burden to weigh you down.
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You don’t have to drive the entire length of the field in a single shot to reach your goals. Just keep moving the chains.
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Here are the most-viewed, most-shared, and most-loved posts of 2014.
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You’re much more likely to make lasting changes in your life if you know what you’re heading towards, not just what you’re putting behind you.
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