Beware of the road marked easy. Two secrets self-disciplined people know.
Sometimes the path marked easy is actually the fast track to somewhere much harder. Here are two secrets self-disciplined people know about the real path to greater ease.
Read More7 Quick and simple tips to switch from hard to easy.
Sometimes making life easier isn’t as hard as you think. Here are 7 quick and simple tips to help you switch from hard to easy.
Read MoreHow to stop making your life harder than it needs to be!
Are you sometimes your own worst enemy? Here are 4 questions you can ask yourself to break your habit of making life harder than it needs to be.
Read MoreWhat top performers stop doing to improve their results.
You can enhance your performance in almost any field of endeavor with this simple shift in focus.
Read MoreInspiring advice you should ignore!
These two popular pieces of advice are meant to inspire but can point you in the wrong direction. Here’s what to do instead.
Read More7 Powerful questions to ask when you feel stuck
Not being able to see a way forward is different than not having a way forward. Here are 7 of my all time favorite questions for getting unstuck.
Read MoreFeeling stuck? Concrete steps you can take to get the traction you need.
Feeling stuck is a natural part of the process of change and transition. But if you’re sick of feeling stuck, here are 5 techniques that can help you move forward.
Read MoreIn the face of failure, these two words made all the difference.
I believed that hard work, extreme preparation and control could keep me from failing. What I needed to learn was how to fail.
Read MoreThis little practice may be just what you need when facing a big change.
Sometimes life brings you just what you need when you need it. Sharing this simple ritual with our clients was a powerful reminder of what we most needed to support our own transition.
Read MoreIs work overtaking your life? Get your evenings back and improve your performance with this one simple routine.
Try the Shut Down Sequence. I used to wear my long hours and busyness as a badge of honor. I told myself it was a sign of my commitment, hard work and indispensability. Under that was a deeper worry I was disorganized and slow. These beliefs create the perfect ground conditions for work creep. Work…
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