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busy doesn't always mean better

busy doesn't always mean better

“I can’t call a person a hard worker just because I hear they read and write, even if working at it all night. Until I know what a person is working for, I can’t deem them industrious.… I can if the end they work for is their own

designing the life that works for you

designing the life that works for you

There's no one-size-fits-all approach to how we should spend our time. The conventional notion that we must grind endlessly to achieve career success and wealth can be an unhealthy trap. We don't have to shackle ourselves to paths that cause us constant stress and keep us

finding oasis in the storm: 5 ways to recharge in a stress-fueled world

finding oasis in the storm: 5 ways to recharge in a stress-fueled world

“Just like the devices we use daily, our bodies and minds also require regular recharging. Without it, we can find ourselves feeling unproductive, drained, and even detached from our own lives. And with burnout and stress seeming to increase more and more the last few years, across all professions, it’

action is the key to unlocking our full potential (3/3)

action is the key to unlocking our full potential (3/3)

It is through action that we can break free from the chains of excuses and pave the way for personal growth and achievement. Action is the catalyst for change and progress. Each step we take, no matter how small, brings us closer to our goals and propels us forward on

how to escape the trap of excuses (2/3)

how to escape the trap of excuses (2/3)

Excuses confine us to a limited mindset, where our potential remains untapped and aspirations unrealized. All our excuses, as per retired U.S. Navy SEAL officer Jocko Willink, are nothing but lies. He explains this observation of his in these words: “You have to realize… You have to know, you

excuses don’t help make things better (1/3)

excuses don’t help make things better (1/3)

Over the course of our life, we often encounter challenges and obstacles that test our resolve and determination. It's natural to seek ways to overcome these hurdles, yet too often, we find ourselves trapped in a cycle of excuses. Excuses, though tempting, provide a convenient way to avoid

less thinking, more action

less thinking, more action

“No matter who you are or what may be your lifework, you are playing checkers with TIME! It is always your next move. Move with quick DECISION and Time will favor you. Stand still and Time will wipe you off the board. You cannot always make the right move, but

fast action beats perfectionism

fast action beats perfectionism

Someone said, “Done fast, even if not perfectly, is better than done perfectly, but much later.” My Aussie friend Willem Flach also operates his business with this philosophy: “Better half done and out the door than perfectly done and in the drawer.” We all strive for perfection in everything we

choose rest over fatigue

choose rest over fatigue

Powered by RedCircle In today’s world, fatigue and overexertion have become a badge of honor. We have started harboring the false belief that the more we work, the better our standing in our personal and professional circles. If you’re someone who lives and works by this social mandate,

don’t let perfectionism rob you of your feats

don’t let perfectionism rob you of your feats

“We don't abandon our pursuits because we despair of ever perfecting them.” — Epictetus Perfectionism can be a double-edged sword. On one hand, it can push you to strive for excellence and achieve great things. On the other hand, it can lead to a never-ending cycle of self-criticism and