The way to know you’re doing it “right” is that it feels good.* Simple. Yet how many times do we keep trudging through a project, a situation, a relationship because we think we “should”? My invitation to you: Cut your should list in half. At least. And then cut it [...]
When my daughter used to take naps, she’d always list the things she would do “tomorrow” (i.e., in the afternoon). “Domani I’m going to read Duck for President and take Jackie Brown [her doll] for a walk and make tea and cookies with candy hearts….” […]
Co-authored by: Amanda Pickens Tight on time? Find the shorter version on The Huffington Post. Ever bought a “sustainable” product that just didn’t do the job? We have. […]
Turns out my niece Jamison and I both ended up in New York City a few months ago. We live continents apart and didn’t plan our trips together, so this truly was a remarkable coincidence.* […]
Have you been putting off a creative project? Maybe decluttering your space, starting a video blog, or something even bigger… like launching your own business or writing a book? Whatever it is, there’s an artist in you begging to be set free. […]
Have you been waking up a bit earlier and getting your AM mojo on? I hope so. Because we’re moving on to PM Magic. That’s right, your evenings are also a magical time – the next best moment to set yourself up for success. […]
Last week you saw how to add thirty 12-hour days to your life. But then what? To start, know that the most decisive moments of your day are right when you wake and right before you sleep. […]
Did you know that you can add thirty 12-hour days a year to your life just by waking up an hour earlier every day? Need your beauty sleep? What about waking up only 30 minutes earlier? That’s still fifteen 12-hour days. […]
We all have it — that one thing we would do anything to avoid. That thing we’re sure we’ll never be any good at. For me, it was finance. Basically anything having to do with numbers. My brain would literally shut down […]
The Italians have a saying for when we have too many options. They call it “l’imbarazzo della scelta” (the embarrassment of choice). If you’ve been to a grocery store lately, you know what I’m talking about. […]