Are Dirty Lenses Blurring Your Perception of the World?
Clear perception is the first step towards an effective response
When our glasses are dirty, our perception is off. It affects our ability to succeed, fail, and relax.
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.
Clear perception is the first step towards an effective response
When our glasses are dirty, our perception is off. It affects our ability to succeed, fail, and relax.
If you don’t overdo it, you could get more done
The most productive people know when they’ve hit the point of diminishing returns and it’s time to move on.
Putting Off the Inevitable Just Makes Us Miserable
As a kid, we put off doing what we had to, no matter how much time we wasted before we could go have fun. As adults, we haven’t changed much.
Twice a year, we remind ourselves that change is easier than we think
We think change is hard, but twice a year, we change our behavior overnight.
The more clear you are, the easier it will be to make it happen
The best performers in any field have learned to visualize their success before it happens. It not only helps you set the course for your life, it helps you head in the right direction throughout the day.
You’ve never been happier to be stuck in traffic
A book in a week. A college class in a month. A college degree every four years for the rest of your life.
A Three-Step Framework to Give Constructive Feedback
The classic Criticism Sandwich may not be that effective. Here’s a three-step framework to help change someone’s behavior that won’t undermine your influence.
You have more control over the weather than you think
You can’t control the weather over head, but you can control the weather inside your head. It makes all the difference.
How to Achieve and Maintain the Results You Want
There are two types of goals you can set to achieve and maintain your goals. Make sure you’re setting the right type.
Make every interaction you have a collaboration, not a competition
If pie is scarce, every interaction is a competition. If pie is abundant, every interaction is a collaboration.