Productivity
Sometimes, we need to do a lot to get through the day.
Chores, responsibilities, and basic necessities can pile on us, making us feel tired and/or overwhelmed. Posts tagged Productivity help us understand the nuances of the things we do each day so we might be able to handle them more efficiently and get on with our days.
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Groundhog Day
Groundhog Day: people in hats awaiting a rodent’s direction, made famous by a Bill Murray movie. It’s more like everyday life than you’d think. Read more
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Finding Good Resources
People have worked for generations to build, improve and understand. Efficiently accessing and utilizing this information will help us build better and faster. To find good resources, consider your goals, available time, and level of information needed. Additionally, consider what’s being sold. Study the advertiser’s word choices, backgrounds and values to see if they align… Read more
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How Perspective Impacts Your Life
Some people see themselves as a piece of marble waiting to be sculpted, while others see a speck of sand in the desert. Learn to consider perspective to better build yourself and communicate with others. Read more
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Flexible Habits—The 1 A.M. Costco Croissant
We don’t always set ourselves up for success. Take time to give yourself grace and flexibility so you can effectively build toward your goals. Read more
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Active Decision Making
What do you want to learn? Take time to consider your vision and let experts help with the rest. Read more
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Helping When You’re New to the Task
Learn to help out without getting in the way. Read more
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Buying in Bulk
This image would be a true flex given egg prices these days. Read more
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Getting Back On Track With Fitness
When we’re in a routine, it’s easy to keep going. Once we stop, it’s a whole separate game. Learn to make getting back on track easier so you can keep building sustainably. Read more
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Progress Through Change
Nothing stays the same. How do we progress through change? Read more
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The Need to Sell Good Fitness Information
Good information is precious and must compete with less accurate but more interesting competitors. How do you present the good stuff? Read more