I’ve not been my best lately and whenever that happens, I know that I’m probably not calm enough and happy enough with the way my life is going.
Usually that’s because I’ve had too much on my plate. More specifically, there has been too much I HAVE TO do. Continue reading “HOW TO FIND HAPPINESS BY REPLACING JUST ONE WORD”
Our eyes don’t just observe and notice reality. They project our reality.
If you’ve read my article about the autopilot, you know there’s a mode in which everything in your life just works out the best way it could. But that’s not are default mode. To get there, you need to put a little effort. When your life is going in the wrong or an unclear direction, you will have to temporarily switch to manual mode, turn things in the right direction and then turn the autopilot on again. This manual mode means two things: Continue reading “OUR EYES ARE PROJECTORS, NOT RECEIVERS”
There’s a term in psychology called decision fatigue and it’s a powerful notion. It applies both to your work and your personal life and basically describes how your willpower works like a muscle, or a battery.
It’s a pretty simple concept: You only have a certain amount of decisions you can make every day and each of them drains your willpower Continue reading “YOUR WILLPOWER IS A BATTERY”
I love months like this one.
Nothing works. Nada. Zero.
Struggling with everything I do. Stuck at work. Tired and stressed. Haven’t written much lately. Creativity has hit rock bottom. My car non-stop in repair. Doubting myself. No one seems to get it. Continue reading “A MONTH OF STRUGGLE”
What’s with the cat? It makes you click on the link. Cats work like that. Now let’s move to the question.
Have you ever felt like you’re not living your own life? Things just happen to you and all you do is react to them. It’s like you’re living on autopilot and you can’t turn it off… You’re constantly tired, stressed, overworked and unhappy. The fog in our own mind feels to thick to break through. Continue reading “GOOD vs. BAD AUTOPILOT”
I gave my first public speaking a few short days ago. Thank you, dear friends, for spending 17 hours of your life to hear what I had to say 🙂 My goal was to share the habits that make me more productive, calmer and happier.
It wasn’t something groundbreaking, just my combination of tricks and rules. But one of my habits grabbed the attention of more people than I expected: DOING THINGS SLOWLY on purpose. Continue reading “SLOW DOWN”
