Creating visual cues is a powerful strategy for forming good habits and stopping bad habits. Visual cues, such as removing temptations or placing reminders in prominent places, can help reinforce your goals and keep you on track. While visual cues may not be necessary forever, they can be particularly helpful in the early stages of habit formation.
Unlocking the Hidden Value of Quiet Voices in a Team
Fostering psychological safety in teams ensures even quiet voices are heard, unlocking deep insights and enhancing business outcomes.
Embrace The Slow Lane
Modern life favors instant gratification, yet embracing patience and the slow lane offers deeper satisfaction and happiness.
How can one Create Money?
The Financial system we operate is based on banks basically creating money out of nothing.
Sharing experiences vs Projecting them
The author reflects on the different approaches people take when giving advice, categorizing them as ‘Projecters’ and ‘Coolheads’. He emphasizes the importance of sharing experiences and asking questions.
How about No More ‘Sorry I’m Late’?
The post emphasizes valuing others’ time as crucial, offering strategies for punctuality and rephrasing apologies to foster respect in professional settings.
Permission To Quit
The overachiever fallacy pressures people to persevere at all costs, but sometimes quitting is necessary for personal growth.
Why Building Good Habits Trump New Year Resolutions
Millions make New Year resolutions, often failing due to flawed starting points. Instead, focus on building good habits now.
The Art of Selling: From Skeptic to Believer
The writer shares challenges and lessons in sales, emphasizing active listening, goal focus, and authenticity.
One Week every year do nothing
Taking a week off annually to relax at home, doing whatever you wish except work, to recharge.