To live a full life, there is an important principle you need to remember. The principle is stay balanced. Violating this principle will only lead you to misery. There are five aspects of life that you need to keep balanced:
I recently read the book summary of Big Mistakes by Michael Batnick. The book has an interesting subtitle: The Best Investors and Their Worst Investments. Interesting combination, isn’t it? It contains story after story of how very smart people made bad decisions in investing.
Happy New Year! I hope 2019 will be a great year for you. I’m excited about this year and I hope you are too. To help you start the new year strong, I’m glad to announce that Purpose Mastery is now open! Purpose Mastery is my online course on how to find and live out your purpose. It will help you live your life, not someone else’s life. It will help you start 2019 with a renewed sense of purpose. While not being productive could cost you hours or days, not finding your purpose could cost you years. That’s why I believe that this topic is essential. The enrollment is open for one week and I plan to open it just twice a year. There is a 30-day money back guarantee so there is no risk for you. Please note that the price will increase by $1 daily. Click here to check out Purpose Mastery.
With the end of the year approaching, it’s a good time to start preparing for next year. During the holiday, especially, you will have the clarity of mind and time to do it. What exactly should you plan?
We are now only a couple weeks away from the new year. That doesn’t mean that you can’t get anything done during this time, though. Even during the holiday season, you can still make the most of your time. Let’s finish this year strong! Here are some tips on how to do that.
The way you make decisions is essential. After all, your life is just the result of your decisions. So how do you make the right decisions in life? I found something interesting in the book summary of Reinvent Yourself. It says that in order to advance in life, you should make growth-oriented decisions instead of fear-based ones.