Good Night: Routines for Your End of Day
You’ve heard of beginning with the end in mind? Well, how about ending with the bedinning in mind? Set yourself up for your best possible day by starting the night before.
You’ve heard of beginning with the end in mind? Well, how about ending with the bedinning in mind? Set yourself up for your best possible day by starting the night before.
Your routines — what you do every day and week — can make or break your productivity. Learn how to use the who’s, what’s, when’s, where’s, how’s and why’s of routines to make yours as effective as possible.
Setting the right goals give you a huge head start in achieving them. And learning how to set positive rather than negative goals is one of the biggest advantages you can give yourself. Learn how to maximize your chance for success.
Do you know what your ikigai is? If you don’t, maybe you should try to figure it out. Some research suggests that it could not only make you happier — but add years to your life too.
You’ve written down affirmations, set goals, and created vision boards to shape your future. But what if the path to making your dreams come true started with an exploration of your worst nightmares.
Talk about a win-win: A cleaner house, a better world and maybe even lose some weight while you’re doing it. Yeah … really.
Is this what you’d find if you could look under the hood inside your mind? If so, it’s probably time to do a little cerebral decluttering to free up some mental space for what matters most.
You’ve heard of a gratitude journal, but have you considered creating a gratitude corner that you can visit any time you need to be reminded of everything you have to be thankful for.
You don’t have to be a Q or even a Trekkie to visit this mystical place. But learn why you need to understand the continuum in order to achieve your most important goals.
Learn about the 4 different types of goals you can set and how you can use each of them to start creating better balance in all parts of your life.