Journal
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Why Parkinsons Law Hurts Productivity
First coined by British historian Cyril Northcote Parkinson in 1955, Parkinson's Law states: "Work expands to fill the time available for its completion." Simply put, the more time you allocate...
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Focus On Your Likes, Not Your Wants
How often do you find yourself stuck in the tug-of-war between wanting and doing? You know you should get to the gym, sit down to write, or wake up early—but...
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Balancing Goals and Sacrifices
When striving to achieve something significant—whether it’s starting a business, excelling in a career, or mastering a new skill—you’re bound to encounter a universal truth: every goal comes with sacrifices....
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Fixed VS Growth Mindsets
Have you ever faced a challenge and thought, I’m just not good at this? Or maybe you’ve taken a different approach and said, I can get better if I work...
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Find Focus with a To-Don't List
Most of us have become quite familiar with the ever-growing, never-ending To-Do list. We jot down action items and goals that need our attention—respond to emails, complete a work project,...
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The Grass is Greener Where You Water It
We’ve all heard the saying, “The grass is greener on the other side.” But what if the grass isn’t actually greener elsewhere—it’s just waiting for you to water it where...