When you set your goals, are you setting yourself up to win or setting up for disappointment? Here are 3 elements your goals need to ensure you give yourself a win that can give you momentum for the next phase.
The Best Time to Do Your Most Challenging Task
Standard productivity advice tells us to “eat the frog” and do our most challenging task first thing in the day. Here’s why that is bad advice, and the best time to do your most challenging task.
How to Navigate Transitions to Improve Your Quality of Life
How you navigate transitions determines the quality of your life. Here’s a lesson in how to be strategic about your transitions so they serve you better.
Where to Find Time When You Have “No Time”
Are you constantly looking for time but can’t seem to find the time you need to do what you want? Here’s the best place to find time and take back some control of your day.
3 Lessons I Learned from the CrossFit Open on How to Set Yourself Up for Success
If you want to accomplish big things, it helps to set yourself up for success. Here are 3 lessons I learned from the CrossFit Open on how to set yourself up to win, no matter what you’re pursuing.
How to Improve Your Outcome Without Improving Your Skills
When you’re feeling stuck in achieving an outcome, stop trying to do it better. Instead, change how you handle the situation and do it differently.
The Time-Saving Power of Equanimity
When it comes to getting things done, most people focus purely on time. But the biggest drain on time is our emotion. When navigating the heavy lifts of life, frustration can deplete energy and time. Maintaining equanimity in the face of failure and rejection can give us time.