Use Both Ways to Your Goals
There are two ways to achieve a goal. Both work. One involves planning a series of steps that logically flow from one to the next. …
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There are two ways to achieve a goal. Both work. One involves planning a series of steps that logically flow from one to the next. …
What does your to do list feel like? We often feel ourselves pushed (from within and from outside ourselves) to make things happen. And this …
When we come across a poorly-formed task on our task list, we either slow down to figure out what to do or just skip it …
Too much structure, process, and regulation strangles any endeavor. Too little limits growth and, ultimately, everyone’s happiness. Just the right amount makes things easier, speeds …
There they are. Staring at us. Draining us. We spend lots of energy resisting and attacking them. And just as we think we’ve conquered them, more appear, …
Setting goals at the start of the year is good and necessary. Yet our goals often seem tinged. While we may say things like, “This …
The holy grail of getting it done–no matter what tools or approaches we use–is knowing that whatever we are working on now is the best possible, …
Embracing failure is an oddly effective way to ultimately succeed. This does not mean just hoping everything goes well, winging it, ignoring it, or just bracing for impact. …
We can waste lots of time and energy by trying to think our way through problems, to figure out what to do next, or to make …
We are amazing thinkers. We are very good at solving problems, creating art, achieving goals, and telling stories. What we are not good at is remembering …