Ever wondered why some people seem to achieve success effortlessly? The answer often lies in a simple yet powerful truth: your level of success mirrors your commitment to personal growth. In this article, I’ll share two impactful tips from The Miracle Morning that have transformed my personal development routine.
Ever find yourself overwhelmed with commitments, juggling multiple activities, and feeling stretched too thin? You’re not alone. Many of us struggle with the desire to please others, fearing that saying “no” might close doors or disappoint someone. Today, we explore "The Power of No" and how mastering this simple yet profound principle can help you cut back on unnecessary commitments and make room for what truly matters.
Ever told yourself you’d start a new habit tomorrow, only to hit the snooze button again? Or planned to eat healthier but ended up with that quick, unhealthy snack? We’ve all been there—struggling with self-discipline and finding ourselves stuck in a cycle of good intentions but poor follow-through. This frustrating disconnect is the execution gap—the space between what you know you should do and what you actually do. If you're ready to boost your productivity and take actionable steps to close this gap, keep reading.
For the next installment in our "Guiding Principles for a Good Life" series, we’ll explore the 80/20 rule, or Pareto Principle. Just like Marie Kondo's "Spark Joy" method and Matthew Dicks' advice to "Be a Criminal" by breaking minor rules, the 80/20 rule focuses on prioritizing what truly matters. Want to boost your productivity, enhance … Continue reading Guiding Principles for a Good Life: The 80/20 Rule
Almost a year ago, after reading The Miracle Morning, I was inspired to make several changes in my life. I began waking up earlier, gradually shifting from 8:30 - on a good day - to 6:45 a.m. I started training for a 50KM run over six months, developed a reading and journaling habit that improved … Continue reading Growing Beyond Mediocrity: a Lesson From the Miracle Morning
Continuing our exploration of guiding principles for living a good life, we turn to the insightful work of Carol Dweck. Dweck presents a transformative approach focused on personal development through a growth mindset. At the core of Dweck’s philosophy is the idea that talents and abilities can be developed through effort and learning. In this … Continue reading Guiding Principles for a Good Life: Developing a Growth Mindset
We often hear the advice to "live each day as if it is your last," a mantra repeated by countless authors and motivational speakers. On one hand, this idea can spark a sense of urgency to make the most of every moment. But on the other hand, is it practical or even sustainable to live … Continue reading Should You Really Live Every Day Like It’s Your Last? A Practical Perspective
Today I missed my own deadline. For 53 days I maintained a streak of posting every day, at the same time (6:00PM UTC+0). Today, I am posting three hours after said deadline. Let me use this blunder to insert a small piece of advice from James Clear's book Atomic Habits: never skip a habit twice … Continue reading Never Miss Your Habit Twice in a Row
The beginning of any project / hobby is much harder than it will be after because: You lack the skills necessary. You lack the gear necessary. But, starting a creative hobby or project is definitely worth the initial effort! Allow yourself to discover the joy of creation. Engaging in creative activities can be deeply fulfilling, … Continue reading Why Starting a New Hobby is Hard but Worth It: Tips for Beginners
It’s easy to fall into the trap of comparing your progress to others. There will always be someone who seems more successful, more talented, or further ahead. But this mindset can be demotivating and misleading. Everyone's journey is different, and what you see of others is often just the highlight reel, not the full story. … Continue reading Focus On Self-Improvement: Your Only Competition Is You
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