Is It Possible to Win at Work and Succeed at Life at the Same Time?
While it is possible to win at work and succeed at life at the same time, many of us sabotage ourselves and burn out instead.
Evaluating Stuff: Clearing the Way for Future Selves
Whether our clutter is in a closet or on a bookshelf, Evaluating Stuff is essential. We must think about what we own, and how it impacts who we’ve been and who we’d like to become.
Is it Time to Reset the Rhythm of Your Life?
After monumental changes or during chaotic seasons, how do you Reset the rhythm of your life? Jeremy Chandler has a few suggestions.
3 Tips for Better Living in the Moment
The inability to live in the moment is troubling and widespread. How do we keep from diverting our focus from the here and now and remain present?
One More Reason to Be Kind
Spreading kindness is typically encouraged because of the effects it has on the recipients. But what if we chose to be kind for a more selfish reason?
We Are Not Robots: Self Care Tips for My Future Self (And Other Creative Humans)
With an uptick in symptoms of burnout, we’re all looking for ways to hold on to our energy, creativity and productivity. These self care tips will help.
Finding and Refining Your Voice
Eric Torrence considers this the most expressive era ever. With all the ways available to express yourself, now is the time to focus on refining your voice.
Considering Daylight Saving Time and Habits That Outlive Their Usefulness
While debunking the myths around daylight saving time, writer Molly Page considers other habits that outlive their usefulness.
Why It’s Hard to Find a Mentor
While most like the idea of having a mentor, very few people actually have one. Why is it so hard to find a mentor? It doesn’t need to be a scary endeavor.
The Book Won’t Write Itself: The Need for Discipline
To outside observers, greatness might seem easy. The tendancy to believe the myth of natural talent totally discounts the importance of discipline.
Combating the Sunday Scaries: What Can Be Done?
Recent studies report that more than 70% of Americans wrestle with the Sunday Scaries. What can we do to combat this common, anxiety-related affliction?
Digesting Criticism: How to Process Difficult Information
It’s never easy to accept criticism. But we all face it from time to time. Will we run away and ignore it, or learn from it and better ourselves?