The First Step to Changing Your Life
Change has one requirement, and it’s not January 1
Change can happen at any time. If you wait for Jan 1, you’re just procrastinating.
decision-making
How to Overcome Regret and Actually Be Happy
Get More Decisions Right and Worry Less About the Ones You Get Wrong
Regret focuses your attention on things you can’t change. Instead, get clear on your priorities, get more decisions right, and worry less about the ones you get wrong.
5 Reasons You’ll Win Faster if You Slow Down
The race goes not to the swift, but to those who keep on running
We want to work faster and get as much done as possible. In trying to go fast, you just might be slowing yourself down.
Make Choices that Create Choices
You’ll Be Glad You Kept Your Options Open
To be successful, you need to keep your options open. Make choices that create more choices.
Two Questions to Let Go of Bad Decisions
Sunk costs will sink you if you don’t let them go
We often feel trapped in old decisions, no matter how bad we feel the decision is now. Here are two questions to help you let go of the past and make a better decision today.
How to Enjoy the Second Half of the Super Bowl
Three quick questions to put any situation in perspective
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.
One Word for Committing to a Task without the Guilt
How to change your mind later and keep your integrity
Do you feel guilty if you don’t do a task once you put it on your list? Here’s one word that can help.
Priority is an Adjective, not a Noun
What are you going to do first?
When my wife called just after lunch on the day our son would be born, you bet my priorities for the day changed! Everything I was working on went on hold and I walked out of the building without giving it a second thought.
See Results Early with the Principle of Seeds and Fruits
The same decisions will bring you the same results
How do you tell how a choice will turn out? By studying those who have made similar choices and seeing what happened.
What Roads Will You Not Take?
Our choices determine where we end up
The road less traveled takes effort and exertion. It will also make all the difference if you’ll make the necessary sacrifices.