6 Examples Of Success Advice You Should Ignore
Success advice is everywhere. But most of it’s wrong. People tell you anybody can be successful, but they’re wrong. If anybody could do it, everybody would do i...
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How To Write More Effective Emails In Less Time
“Squishy words are your greatest enemy. Self-defeating phrases like ‘I feel,’ ‘I’m not sure,’ ‘perhaps,’ using the passive voice, or pretty much any adverbs was...
To Form A New Habit, Train Like An Amateur
“Instead of wishing you could ‘Be like Mike,’ you need to focus on and enjoy the small everyday tasks in order to accomplish those long-standing stubborn goals ...
How To Use Procrastination As An Opportunity
“Our tendency to procrastinate is exactly how we’ll see how our minds work, and learn to be better at all the difficulties of life. Because life will always hav...
If You Can’t Be Organized For Yourself, Maybe You Can Do It For Others
“Being close to someone who is consistently all over the place requires a tremendous amount of emotional labor — reminding them to please take care of that task...
What You Gain When You Learn To Speak Last
“You will be told your whole life that you need to learn to listen. I would say you need to learn to be the last to speak.”
How To Reclaim Your Newsfeed
“If you are relying on social newsfeeds to be updated, you are shutting yourself out from a wealth of information that makes you much more objectively informed,...
How To Become More Productive By Focusing On Just One Habit
“The habit you should initially focus on is the first habit in your day with a lot of potential to go sideways. It’s usually easy to identify if you just think ...
How To Write Emails Like Louis CK
“Louie manages to write to his fans in a way that seems far more personal than the marketing messages that promote other entertainers in his class. The genius o...
Look Outside Your Industry To Find Inspiration
“Figure out what objects and places inspire you and immerse yourself in them. Pay attention to those details. Then, instead of imitating competitors, you just m...