A pitch for planning on Fridays
...The best time management actually begins at the end...
...The best time management actually begins at the end...
...Massive leaps in utility and quality are extraordinary events...
...Tap into the power of nonjudgmental noticing...
...Pay more attention to people who are just a little bit ahead of you...
...A tactical, step-by-step guide on how to delegate effectively as a leader...
...Want a job, grads? It’s time to look at more than just your degree...
...We can agree that Isaac Newton didn’t invent gravity. It was here all along, but he gets some credit for naming it and describing it...
...Saying yes to something small can easily lead to unintended consequences...
...If you really want lasting satisfaction in life, you’ll need to relearn your approach to finding it...
...it’s in our nature to restlessly strive for something, the only way to be happy is to feed that nature what it wants...
...Ever since there has been high school, there has been the instinct to read the Cliffs Notes. The internet took this idea, added a gratuitous semicolon and perfected Too Long; Didn’t Read...
...Outside of popular anecdotes and social media stories, there is little evidence that a single, defined “purpose” is necessary for a rewarding career...
...Here are 15 tips that helped me do just that...
...Once you’ve formed a belief, adding exceptions and justifications becomes easier than updating it...
...From mastering whipped cream to learning a better way to crack an egg, here are 91 ways you can feel more comfortable and confident in the kitchen...
...Creating the conditions for success is a very different project than finding a heroic move that saves the day...
...Rhythmic activity during sleep may get fluids in the brain moving...
...While some may cringe at forced corporate rituals, research shows that personal and team rituals can actually benefit the way we work...
...There’s no such thing as work life balance. There’s simply life. And you spend part of your life at work...
...Happiness is a paradoxical goal. We all want to be happy, yet we often fail spectacularly at predicting what will make us happy...