That Doesn’t Look Like Work
Some of our best work rarely looks like work. In fact, it often looks lazy. A hundred years ago, in a largely manufacturing economy, work
Some of our best work rarely looks like work. In fact, it often looks lazy. A hundred years ago, in a largely manufacturing economy, work
Last year I said, “Maybe I’ll start making this an annual revised post…I think it’s that important!” I still feel that way a year later,
I love David Allen’s quote, “The better you get, the better you’d better get.” A twist on this is…as you achieve more success, you must
The wonderful Malcolm Gladwell, who is revisiting his first hit book The Tipping Point, introduced us many years ago to the concept of desirable difficulty.
I love this thought from James Clear: The work you do when you procrastinate is probably the work you should do every day forever. We
I find one of the most interesting and frustrating paradoxes of life is that the truly worthwhile things we want are almost always on the
How we handle adversity reveals everything about us. After death and taxes, the next certainty in life is that we face adversity. Challenging situations can
Schoolwork and making good grades usually came easily to me. When I was in high school, I met a higher-level science class which became a
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