Why discipline fails (and what you can do instead)
/Most people fail when it comes to being disciplined. Why? and what can you do instead to be successful?
Read MoreMost people fail when it comes to being disciplined. Why? and what can you do instead to be successful?
Read MoreIn this video, I discuss a technique you can use to help you overcome obstacles to forming positive habits.
Read MoreDo you find yourself giving up on projects all the time?
There is a reason why our brains "make us give up.
But there is a way to change that and make sure you complete all your important projects, whether personal or otherwise.
Read MoreHave you ever tried to get into a habit of doing something only to fail after a while? We've all fallen prey to temptation and what is often referred to a "lack of willpower or discipline".
Gretchen Rubin points out that the approach to building habits should be dependent on the type of character a person has.
For example, some people are "Abstainers" while others are "Moderators". Knowing which one your are is key.
Read MoreIt’s only human nature: we do “what we want” much much more often that “what we need”.
Doing what we “want” is just easier.
Often times however, what we “want” is NOT what we “need”.
In fact, doing what we "want" is what pushes us away from what we're trying to achieve (personal, career, fitness goals).
Here are 3 tools you can use to put yourself back on track.
Read MoreOur ability to succeed in anything we do today (in health, career, life or self-development) hinges on developing good habits and getting rid of bad ones.
We live busy lives, and we're bombarded by distractions and temptations, any of which can seriously derail our focus.
In this post, I talked about 2 techniques I've found to be extremely powerful at achieving two things:
1. Breaking a bad habit
2. Developing a long-lasting positive habit
You don't accept mediocrity from your iPhone or your car, so why do you accept mediocrity from yourself?
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