In 2015, I bought a "scanner" dedicated to personal document scanning. And I don't regret it. (I use the ScanSnap IX500, but it seems there are newer ones) My incoming mail goes into a physical "inbound" box. On Friday, during my "Weekly review", I process this incoming mail, scan and destroy … [Read more...] about How I simplified my life by drastically reducing paper? 6 lessons learned in 7 years of practice.
Consistency
7 Years, 7 Minutes Of Daily Routine In The Morning. You Can Hardly See It With The Naked Eye, But The Progress And Benefits Are There
I recently took my daughter to school in the morning. On my way back, I took a small path that was not very well used and was glassy. Despite my attention, I fell. And rather a bad fall. I could have broken my arm or hurt my hip, but I didn't. Why am I telling you this? The fact that I … [Read more...] about 7 Years, 7 Minutes Of Daily Routine In The Morning. You Can Hardly See It With The Naked Eye, But The Progress And Benefits Are There
How to prepare your meetings with intention? Have you ever tried this simple technique?
I read the book Coaching for Performance by John Whitmore years ago. And I'm rereading it on Kindle. I have to since I gave it away along with over 200 other books after I experienced emptying my house using the Marie Kondo method. (By the way, I don't regret it) So, I don't know if it's … [Read more...] about How to prepare your meetings with intention? Have you ever tried this simple technique?
Have You Noticed That The Easy “Yes” Of A Few Weeks Ago Is Getting More Complex As The Date Approaches? And Why Saying “No” Helps You Achieve More.
If it's not a straight “Yes”, it's a “No”. I've read that Charlie Munger takes 5 seconds to decide, leading him to say "No" 90% of the time. And yet, he doesn't seem to have missed much. "If you say 'No' ninety percent of the time, you're not missing much in the world." —Charlie … [Read more...] about Have You Noticed That The Easy “Yes” Of A Few Weeks Ago Is Getting More Complex As The Date Approaches? And Why Saying “No” Helps You Achieve More.
Always Is Easier Than Sometimes. How Can Being Inflexible In Certain Areas Of Your Life Be Beneficial?
Psychologists talk about "Decision Fatigue.” It seems that even, or especially, small everyday decisions consume a lot of mental energy. What can we do about it? Total and irrevocable commitment. The promise. The author Rolf Dobelli in his book "The Art of the Good Life," calls … [Read more...] about Always Is Easier Than Sometimes. How Can Being Inflexible In Certain Areas Of Your Life Be Beneficial?
