This time next year, will you be wiser, more thoughtful, and living a life you dream of? Or just a year older? Always take time to sharpen the saw.
If you want to understand behavior, understand the needs that drive it
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.
Don’t let other drivers ruin your day
Don’t like who you are when you get behind the wheel? Here are seven things to think about to curb your road rage and keep your cool.
Leadership of self is the first step
Taking the stairs one at a time will affect how everyone perceives you, including yourself.
Every situation is what you make of it
How we respond to adversity shows how we see our ability to influence our world. Adversity is a set up, not a setback.
Nothing ruins your day like knowing you’re putting off work
Procrastinating makes you miserable because whatever you’re putting off is hanging over you. Get it done and enjoy yourself guilt-free.
It’s just a step on the road to success
Failure isn’t bad. It’s learning, growth, and nothing to be afraid of.
Small steps add up quickly. Just keep moving
Growth is hard to measure day-to-day, but pays off in the long-run. Is it part of your daily routine?
Great children’s movies (and music) appeal to adults as well as kids. Here are four lessons from the Frozen soundtrack that all ages should remember.
Start now to become to person you want to be remembered
When you begin with the end in mind, you have a clear destination and a way to make sure that every step is taking you in the right direction.
Every great story has a beginning
Getting started is easy. Keeping going is the hard part. Here are five things to keep in mind to make the second step as easy as the first.
