Click here to listen to this as a podcast. Click here to download the Happy versus Successful graphic On a recent birthday I was looking back at the strategies that my friends from high school and college and I employed to get where we are today. We assumed that...
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Is Counting the Root of all Evil?
Click here to listen to this article as a podcast. The love of money isn't the root of all evil; arithmetic is the root of all evil. More specifically, counting. Don't get me wrong; counting was a wonderful invention. It has its uses. We can keep track of kids: "Are...
Conquering the Stress of Uncertainty: Keeping Yourself Sane in an Uncertain World
Even in good times, uncertainty can be inherently stressful. In this article, we explore some recommendations and coping mechanisms for dealing with the uncertainties of life.
Living Your Life with Quality
What does it mean to build a quality life? Are you building a life to be proud of? Here’s a short fable by Mark Albion to help you sort it out.
Dealing with Overwhelm
Overwhelm is bad, but feelings of overwhelm can be far more crippling…
Take Time to Recharge (Pushing Yourself, You'll Get Less Done Than You Think)
If you push yourself too hard, you may end up less productive than otherwise. Even if it seems to make sense, you may find that taking time off helps you get more done.
Get a Life While You Still Have the Chance (it's easier than you think)
How do you achieve work/life balance? Firm boundaries can help! Here’s how to make it happen.
Making Space for Success: Controlling Clutter
Too much clutter, even if you deal with it, obscures what’s really important. Take control of your results by taking control of your clutter.
Operating at Your Peak; Sleep and Good Food are Underrated
Sometimes working long hours isn’t even productive in the short term. Before pushing yourself hard, know what that does to your results and thinking ability. It may be best to go out and party instead.
Organize Your Life With 2 "To Do" Lists
One way to keep on top of your TO DO lists is to use two of them…