Last week I wrote about HabitMaster. Actually I don’t want to write about my apps two weeks in a row, but – since we are in the beginning of a new year – I think it’s the right time to…
Note: This is a guest post from Marisol Garcia of The Pleasure Cure Unemployment, stock market crashes, foreclosures, and increasing national debt are topics that preoccupy Americans today. Most of us are worried, if not petrified, about our financial future.…
In a post last year, I wrote about how I expanded my personal capacity by working on iPhone app business. I also wrote about some lessons I learned in the process. But one thing was missing: I didn’t talk about the…
Note: This is a guest post from Rachael of KitchenCourses.com Eating is a necessity, but cooking doesn’t have to be these days. It’s simple to swing by a drive thru after work to pick up dinner and never really think…
So here we are in 2012. We have left 2011 behind and the new year has come. No matter how you did in 2011, the important thing is that you improve yourself in 2012. Aim to make this year your…
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…
Note: This is a guest post from Marcus Taylor of Get Noticed Have you ever considered that trying new experiences, such as eating new foods and trying new restaurants can make you more successful? Probably not, but there is in…
Note: This is a guest post from Daniel Wong of Living Large “I really should exercise more…” “I really should get on a proper sleep schedule…” “I really should stop procrastinating…” “I really should stop spending so much time on…
If you wanted to learn a subject in the university, there is a structured way to do that. For example, to learn economics you might start with Economics 101 in which you have to read book A, do assignment B,…
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…
