A few months ago, I did a Minimalism Challenge with a group of friends. It was a great way to stay on top of doing a little each day and making forward progress with small blocks of time. It also highlighted a few of my own weaknesses when it comes to many goal-oriented projects and tasks. The…
Released in 2015, The Fringe Hours* by Jessica Turner is a refreshing quick read. Jessica takes a no-nonsense approach with the mentality that of course you should take care of yourself. She also advocates that there is plenty of time in the day for all of us to practice self-care – in the fringe hours. As…
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I’m changing it up this year, and have decided to place my primary emphasis on one word – strength – and thematic elements of goal setting rather than a set of specific goals. Often, annual goals tend to be so far fetched that it’s easy to push them off again and again. Instead, I’ll create…
A few weeks ago, I attended my first conference since I left the corporate world. I signed up for the World Domination Summit on a whim. I first heard about WDS two or three years ago from J.D. Roth, founder of GetRichSlowly.org. To be honest, I thought the whole thing sounded a little hokey, and over-the-top…