It’s engrained in our cultural thinking that time is our most valuable asset, but this is false. Our most valuable asset is that which dictates how we work within time.
The Wisdom of Anger
Our culture tells us that anger is bad. We even have a lexicon of substitute words for “anger.” But anger is a normal emotion that can teach us some profound lessons, if we embrace it and allow it to be there.
3 Ways to Drive Action Without Rewards
When you take action because of the rewards you expect to receive, what happens when you fail to receive the expected rewards? Here are 3 ways to source your actions from a different place so you can be consistent.
3 Powers of Routines for People With ADHD
If you have ADHD, routines can sometimes feel like a prison, but they also are a powerful tool in the arsenal of strategies to navigate your day. Here are 3 powers of routines for people with ADHD.
5 Reasons You Might Struggle to Receive Support if You Have ADHD
Many people with ADHD — especially women — struggle to receive the support they desperately need to fulfill their potential. Here are 5 reasons why you might struggle to receive support if you have ADHD.
Why “Eat the Frog” is the Worst Productivity Advice
In the canons of productivity advice, the advice to “eat the frog” — to do your most difficult task first — is the worst. Here’s why it’s flawed and what to do instead.
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