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5 Things Super Productive People Never Do In The Morning
As Richard Whateley once said, “Lose an hour in the morning, and you will spend all day looking for it.” The best morning habits put in the perfect mood to get things done. Highly productive people choose what to focus on the morning carefully.
By Student Matters6 years ago in Motivation
I Talk Too Much About My Problems
I talk too much about my problems. Everyone has issues, and it feels great to express the feelings that come with them. However, I’ve found myself giving up on my rants once I realized I’m talking in circles. Way better than I used to be, but still catching myself combatting solutions by restating the problem. It goes back and forth like this until I’m so frustrated I cry. Sadness, disappointment, and discontent feel like the only appropriate emotions these days. To put it clearly, I think I’m addicted to negativity.
By Ashley Croban6 years ago in Motivation
Four Steps to Build a Habit
I work from home or a coffee shop. OK. I work from a coffee shop. Come on, caffeine is my one vice. Whether you work from home or your favorite legal addictive stimulate dispensary, both places provide major distractions to remain busy but not productive.
By Jessica Lynn6 years ago in Motivation
5 Lessons I Learned while Studying Rocket Science
1. Plan the future but live in the present I was eighteen, with important decisions ahead of me. I got a very good grade in my university entrance exam so I was able to choose whatever I wanted. I should have been extremely happy; any career I wanted to pursue I would be able to. But I was not happy, neither sad. I was confused. I didn't have a clue about what the hell I wanted from life.
By Alberto Romero6 years ago in Motivation
Nose on the Grindstone
Year 2020 has become one of the years for the gravestone. What did that opinion do for your mindset? I wonder if you’ve given grace to this year and yourself the way I’ve learned to this year. The COVID brought out the survival in us all. Naturally we are defensive, not compassionate. Vulnerability is the gift to humanity that’s often taken for granted, by self or another. We all have been through the ringer this year one way or another. My story? I’ve begun a journey that I’ve manifested due to my dreams and aspirations. Music has not only inspired me to compel forward at each high and low, but I have been able to transcend through the goosebump intimacy I’ve allowed through sound. This feeling is recognized through a sense of comfort, especially in times where we aren’t able to distract ourselves as easily.
By Kelly Davis6 years ago in Motivation
