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This is why hard work matters less
Having a great work ethic is a virtue. But some bosses and employees seem to value hard work even more than outputs. But results are...
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Whose goals are they anyway?
Many of us did not consciously choose some of the most consequential life paths we’ve taken. We are born with a religion, a culture, and...
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All problems are real
It’s easy to look at the 3-year-old who’s having a tantrum because his fingerpainting got ruined and think: get some real problems! This...
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What you’ll do…the only thing that matters
Mark Twain said: “The man who doesn’t read has no advantage over the man who can’t read.” Gender pronoun neglect aside, he makes the...
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Stop exaggerating
Outside of obvious jokes, I make it a habit to avoid exaggerations like “I’m starving” or “This is devastating” or “Everyone thinks...
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Boost your immune system
Our nervous system can’t distinguish between being chased by a tiger and the nerves we feel just before a speech.” For urgent,...
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Do the right thing
It’s often difficult to assess what is “right”. Other times, it’s obvious. The difficulty in doing what we know to be right is that we...
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You don’t always have to be productive
Productivity means making every minute count, which implies that every minute not spent in active pursuit of a goal is wasted. Getting...
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Fulfillment 101
The silver bullet message in my keynote speech on rapid learning and goal-setting is that nothing is more empowering, motivating, or...
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Jobs and problem-solving
Every consultant or employee is compensated for the value they add. Their ability to solve relevant problems dictates their value. When...
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How habits make us
James Clear’s outstanding book Atomic Habits outlines how our habits are not goals to be met, but the things that make up our very...
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Time management
For some, being a stickler for scheduling every activity feels rigid. But a quick look at your calendar (or reflection if you don’t keep...
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The journey
One way that ‘as-soon-as’ syndrome manifests itself is in our belief that we’ll finally be happy once we reach some goal. Studies show...
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Luck and gratitude
When I take stock of any successes I’ve had, I realize that luck played a major role, and that I was fortunate to have the advantages I...
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Selfishly serving
There’s really no such thing as selfless or selfish. Even those who “selflessly” dedicate themselves to the service of others do so...
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The best tools I’ve found for getting through difficult times
BREATHWRK: Very simple, guided breathing exercises to change your physiology and help de-stress, oxygenate, and focus....
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My humble advice in trying times
In uncertain, even devastating times, it’s easy to get caught up in how surreal life feels when we see how quickly things can...
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Leadership goal
I believe that your job as a leader is to create an environment where people can absorb the knowledge of the leader, the group, and as...
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Prioritizing action
Some of us who are intellectually curious, voracious readers are constantly consuming information. It’s natural to want to stay on top...
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Tricking yourself into doing what you should
Psychologists call it temptation bundling when we pair something we want to do with something we know we should do. I want to listen to a...
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