15 Posts For 6 Common Life Problems
The typical format of a blog is to write short thoughts on single topics. Over time, posts accumulate and you end up with a sea of fragmented ideas. This is […]
Patience Is Vital: Don’t Be In A Rush To Change
Patience is a key reason why 2014 was the best year of my life in terms of personal growth and success: I sold more than 35,000 copies of my first
The Dangers Of Perfectionism (Interview With Dr. Anita Sanz)
I had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Anita Sanz, who has been a clinical psychologist for over 20 years. Anita blogs at the cleverly-titled Sanz Planz, and has authored the book, “A Year To
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Don’t Tell Me You Don’t Have Time
You always have time for the things that matter most to you. “I don’t have time” is better phrased as, “that’s not important enough to me.” What if there’s an emergency?
Taking Cold Showers for 30 Days: My Results
I decided to experiment by only taking cold showers for the next 30 days. I literally just finished my first cold shower today, and I’ll be documenting the whole experience
Emotional Gambling: The Problem With Expectations
Gamblers usually lose, which is why emotional gambling is a bad idea. I have two questions for you: 1. Should you expect to love this article? A. You could expect this article
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When Fear Means Opportunity
photo by aerie If you’re afraid, take notice. You could be facing the opportunity of a lifetime. There’s a big difference between “pure” fear—like when you believe your life is in danger—and
Is It Better Setting Your Goals for Time Or Quantity?
It’s an important topic that’s rarely, if ever discussed. When setting your goals, is it better to aim for a certain number of quantifiable milestones or to aim for an amount of time? Example: should you aim to
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The Imperfect Spontaneous Trip (Liveblog)
The craziest part of this spontaneous trip was that I spontaneously moved to Portland a month later! It literally changed the course of my life. Here’s how it went down.
Growth Mindset Vs. Performance Mindset
You have a very important choice to make today: will you have a growth mindset or performance mindset? Choose to be growth-driven. Here’s why performance-driven mindsets are bad: A performance-driven person