It’s not easy to develop an attitude of gratitude, but it will improve every aspect of your life.
Personal Growth Post Archive
Have You Forgotten Why You Do What You Do?
When did you last stop to think about why you make the tough choices you do? If you lose sight of your why, choosing the challenge may just be making things harder for yourself.
Five Reasons You Need to Build Margin Into Your Schedule
We can only push ourselves for so long. By building margin into our schedule, we can keep a sustainable pace, live life to its fullest, and get more done in the long run.
How to Make Every Appearance On Stage a Command Performance
Before we can expect to have a good performance on stage, we have to first put in the work back stage.
How to Overcome Regret and Actually Be Happy
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.
The One Liberating Truth About Mistakes
Mistakes have a lot of bad things associated with them, but they’re hiding a dirty little secret. When you realize this one thing, you’ll be free to make mistakes like there’s no tomorrow.
Six Ways Costco Will Kill You or Make You a Better Person
We can either fold under the pressure or take the opportunity to develop our strength of character.
Time Really Is Money When It’s Time to Budget
You don’t just need a budget for your income and expenses. You need a temporal budget that plans how you’re going to spend the most precious resource you have.
One is Never As Good As Two Should Be
LEGO pieces are fun because of the variety. Don’t limit yourself to building with just one kind of brick.
Why Hard Work Might be the Worst Thing You Can Do
Effort only measures how busy we are. Productivity is measured by results—the effort that brings us closer to success.
Why Are You Trying So Hard to Be Productive?
The point of being productive isn’t to be busy all the time. It’s to make more room for the things that matter most to you.
5 Reasons You’ll Win Faster if You Slow Down
We want to work faster and get as much done as possible. In trying to go fast, you just might be slowing yourself down.