How To Make Your Weekend Work For You
Re-create yourself for the coming week
If you don’t plan your downtime, your weekends could drain you even more than the week does. Get the most out of your weekend by putting a little thought into it.
Re-create yourself for the coming week
If you don’t plan your downtime, your weekends could drain you even more than the week does. Get the most out of your weekend by putting a little thought into it.
Getting the right things done requires taking regular time-outs
There is a natural cadence to work. It’s okay to push pause when you need to go take care of something else.
You’re better off taking regular short breaks than pushing through without stopping
Your body needs a break to rest during a workout. Your mind needs the same breaks while you’re working to stay fresh.
Should you start with the smallest balance or highest interest rate?
Should you pay off your debts with the highest interest rate first? Or the debts with the smallest balance? Let’s see how much of a difference it makes.
It’s not intentional. That’s part of the problem
Take a lesson from my shaving kit: If you grab a task at random to work on, you’ll stay busy, but you’ll never get anything done.
You can redline when starting out, but you’ll wear out if you stay there too long
When you’re starting off, put the pedal to the metal and get going as fast as you can. Once you’re up to speed, you need to change gears. Don’t worry—you’ll get more done with less effort.
The 5-Second Formula for Action that will Transform Your Life
When you have the idea to do something bold, you have five seconds to act on it before your brain shuts it down. Here’s how to use that time to set things in motion.
It takes a humble heart to be start the path to greatness
There are no shortcuts to mastery. You start with the fundamentals and build on a solid foundation.
Consistent Results with Less Effort and Stress
Whether it’s a repeated process or packing for a single trip, checklists can help you get consistent results with a fraction of the mental energy and stress.
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.