ou have a long list of things you know you should be doing regularly... But for some reason, you just don't do them. What's the deal? The solution is building habits. Doing hard things isn't hard if you're on autopilot. But how do we make building habits simple and painless?…
he world might be all go-go-go but that doesn't mean we are... When Gallup researcher Tom Rath surveyed 10,000 people only 11% said they felt like they had a lot of energy. From Are You Fully Charged?: When we surveyed more than 10,000 people to see how they were doing across…
ou already know a lot of things you should do to improve your life. Where we often get stuck is knowing what's most important. What comes first. Where to start. Asking yourself these questions is: A) a powerful personal exercise, and B) a great way to provoke an existential crisis.…
ou want to be good. But then you get that craving. That emotional pull toward something you said you weren't going to do. You feel yourself headed toward that bad habit... But you valiantly fight back with willpower. Restraint. White-knuckling it. You floor the emotional brake pedal... Annnnnnd that rarely…
here's a lot of good advice on how to be happier or more productive or how to have better relationships. But tips on how to improve your whole life -- something that will last decades and experience countless unpredictable changes -- those should be regarded with extreme skepticism. The only…
e all know someone who needs everything to be "just right." Someone who spends way too long on even simple tasks – often driving themselves and others crazy in the process. Whether it's with work, with chores or in relationships, many of us have an area of life where we're…
veryone wants to know what the next great investment is. But that's the wrong question. If you want to make money over the long haul, picking investments isn’t the real problem. When studies compare how well investments perform to how well investors perform there's always a gap. Investors almost invariably…
e all worry. At one point or another, almost one-third of people have dealt with a level of anxiety that would qualify as a disorder. From The Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Workbook for Anxiety: ...a survey of almost ten thousand people across the United States found that with the exception…
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