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20 Simple but Powerful Life Changes

Posted by Donald Latumahina 19 Comments

Note: This is a guest post from Jake O’Callaghan of Slowchange Small, simple life changes can be powerful. Implementing some of these changes can literally change your entire life. How do you change? Take on one change at a time, and go slowly. Implement each change consistently so that it becomes a habit. Don’t do too  [ Read More ]

Categories: Health, Working

17 Unproductive Habits to Let Go

Posted by Donald Latumahina 27 Comments

Note: This is a guest post from Timo Kiander of TimoKiander.com Our daily life is full of unproductive habits and rituals that we execute – whether on a conscious or unconscious level. This makes us less efficient and productive than we could potentially be. Obviously, just listing some avoidable habits is not enough. Because of  [ Read More ]

Categories: Time management, Working

Note: This is  a guest post from Madison Sonnier of Journey of a Soul Searcher One important way to achieve mental stability and contentment is to have a good balance of work and play in your life. It is not good to be either over-worked or under-worked. Most people never take the time to just  [ Read More ]

Categories: Attitude, Working

Note: This is a guest post from Alex Mangini of Life Notion I’m going to be honest with you: one of the most difficult things about doing any kind of work is finding the motivation to keep going and get what needs to get done, done. And not just for the sake of accomplishing something,  [ Read More ]

Categories: Time management, Working

Work Motivation in Just 12 Steps

Posted by Donald Latumahina 9 Comments

Note: This is a guest post from Lior Levine of Producteev No matter how much you love your job, there are times when your work motivation is just going to bottom out. There can be any number of reasons for this but the important thing is that it does happen to everyone at some stage.  [ Read More ]

Categories: Working

Keep at it until you get lucky. Isn’t it good advice? It’s concise but there is a lot of truth to it. It clearly describes the nature of success and what you need to do to achieve it. I read about it in a post by J.A. Konrath. While the post itself is about self-publishing,  [ Read More ]

Categories: Attitude, Working

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