You don't need (even if it’s fun to search for it) a new application to develop your discipline. Go for this instead: Find your "why." I like to use a "mind map," but you can also make a list. Take a blank sheet of paper. Write down the new habit you want to adopt. Draw lines from … [Read more...] about You don’t need a new application to develop your discipline. (Try these 4 ideas instead)
Grow yourself
Discover below how to grow yourself as a person.
13 things I learned in chess (that can be used in business and everyday life)
At 46 years old, I knew nothing about chess. And I thought it was too late to start. I never thought a game could teach me so much about life and business. And yet… 13 things I learned in chess (that can be used in business and everyday life) Start with the end in … [Read more...] about 13 things I learned in chess (that can be used in business and everyday life)
Want To Start Journaling But Don’t Know Where To Begin? 11 Ideas ( From My Last 7 Years Of Daily Journaling.)
Writing in your journal improves your thinking, helps you manage your emotions, develops your creativity… The more you do it, the more benefits you get. But the most challenging thing is to start and then continue. And these are the two questions I am most often asked.- "But how do I … [Read more...] about Want To Start Journaling But Don’t Know Where To Begin? 11 Ideas ( From My Last 7 Years Of Daily Journaling.)
10 Reasons Why I’ve Been Journaling Every Day For 7 Years. (that Might Inspire You)
Life is intense. Our feelings blend. We go from possibilities that energize to fears that paralyze us. And so many people come to the end of their life, saying "I wish I had...". Your journal is the best companion in this adventure. He's always there to listen to you. By … [Read more...] about 10 Reasons Why I’ve Been Journaling Every Day For 7 Years. (that Might Inspire You)
I completely missed my last marathon and yet I’m not that disappointed. Here’s why.
Finally, I cross the finish line, exhausted, but happy. My watch reads 3:59 and some seconds. I finally did it. To go under 4 hours on the mythical distance of the marathon. But what a disappointment a few minutes later, when I discovered my official time (4:01.03). I had made a rookie mistake. … [Read more...] about I completely missed my last marathon and yet I’m not that disappointed. Here’s why.
