I had big business and personal plans for the rest of this year. Then I had a family issue come up that took me off my game for a couple of weeks. And then, a week ago, I got the flu and it had me in bed for five days. So, now, those big plans …
At the beginning of the year, it’s common to set many goals at once as you consider every way you want to grow. Now, don’t get me wrong. I’m a big fan of setting goals, but often we overcomplicate it which is why we need to simplify. 1. Prevent overwhelm When you sit down to write …
People chase shortcuts to success: the right morning routine, a “productivity hack,” or the single book that will change everything. Harvard researchers don’t hand out magic bullets. What they do offer, after decades and decades of careful study, is something more mundane but far more powerful: repeatable habits that stack up over years to produce …
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I’m sure you’ve heard that if you want to achieve a goal, you need to write it down. I know it sounds a bit cliché, but it actually does work. One of my studies, called “The Gender Gap and Goal-Setting,” found that both men and women need to do a much better job of writing down their …
When most people think of Steve Jobs, they think of the iPhone, the Mac, Pixar movies, and Apple’s sleek design. But behind all that innovation was a way of thinking about goals that went far beyond checklists and productivity hacks. Jobs didn’t just chase achievements—he pursued what really mattered to him. Along the way, he …
The Straight Line I Used to Believe In I used to think progress looked like a straight line. Like a staircase, each step followed neatly after the last, moving further, better. Especially when it came to parenting — I thought if we did the right therapies, prayed the right prayers, and stuck to the plan, …
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Normal humans have things they don’t like about themselves. They also have the ability to project into the future and imagine a different self that they want to be. The problem of the ages, of course, is how to bridge the gaping chasm between the two. But there’s a behavioral hack. An intriguing human phenomenon …
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By now, I think we can all agree that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping our professional world. If it hasn’t yet impacted you, rest assured: it will. It’s not a matter of if…it’s when. And the answer is SOON. While there tends to be a lot of excitement around this topic, there’s also a fair share of fear …
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John D. Rockefeller’s 38 letters to his son, John D. Rockefeller Jr., are a rare and revealing look into how one of history’s most powerful businessmen thought about success, wealth, character, and goals. These letters weren’t lectures; they were thoughtful, often warm, and filled with advice rooted in Rockefeller’s own lived experience. Here are some …
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Here’s a question for you… do you want to accomplish more in your day-to-day life, both business-wise and personally? I hope the answer is yes because I’m going to teach you how setting goals can help you grow your income and have more in your life! Keep reading for some cool tricks and tips that I use …
