The hardest part about making a change is to stop overthinking it. It doesn’t really matter how many sets or reps you do, how long you need to run for, or how many calories something is; you’ll be making progress the moment...
Tag - Life Lessons
I want to lose weight. I want to read more. I want to make more money. How many of you have made one of these statements and tried doing something about it, only to realize that it didn’t work the way you wanted? Most of us...
One post that has really resonated with me in the past few years is Jason Fried’s The difference between time and attention post. In it, he writes that it’s not really the time we lack, but attention. I love this post because...
I’ve been reading about decision fatigue a lot lately and how it affects us. For those of you who don’t know, decision fatigue “refers to the deteriorating quality of decisions made by an individual after a long session of...
The other day, as I was helping a friend organize his attic, I stumbled across an old and abandoned children’s book. Curious, I looked inside and I read a story that I couldn’t forget because of how much I could relate to it...
Some people read books but claim to learn nothing new from it. And that’s okay. There’s nothing wrong with that. Because often more valuable than the knowledge found in books are the changes to our mindset as a result of...
We all ask for advice at some point in our lives. The question is, what do you do with that advice? For me, I ask where that advice comes from, how it came to be. Not because I question the validity of the advice, but because...
People always ask, “How do I get a mentor?” It’s interesting because many of the people who ask that are also those who rarely read books. Perhaps it’s the enticement of someone answering questions directly as opposed to...
It’s not true. You do have time. Otherwise, you wouldn’t be reading this. The fact is, we all have time — it’s just we’d rather use it towards things we care more about whether it’s shopping, playing...
Someone recently asked on Reddit: “What’s the point of reading when most of what you read will be knowledge you’ll never use anyways?” The best way to look at knowledge is to look at it like you would tools in a toolbox...
