Often, valuable activities are disguised. At first, they look painful - and they are. Short-term pain, long-term pleasure. So you usually have to force yourself to go one step further. But then you always feel better. And to progress we know that we need to be disciplined. We need to go … [Read more...] about How to make it a habit? Get disciplined first, fall in love later.
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How do you interpret your life constraint?
I remember a story in Awaken the Giant Within by Tony Robbins. This is one of the first books on personal development I read. It had a big impact on me. Then I read all the books by Tony. I consider this one to be his best work. So if you don't know Tony yet. Is it possible? 😀 And if you want to … [Read more...] about How do you interpret your life constraint?
How to manage your fear? Expose yourself often to controlled risks.
We often hear that fear is what limits us the most. And most of our fears are not related to our physical integrity. Rather, it's our mental fears, mostly imaginary, that freeze us. Our brain has this superpower. It tries to overprotect us. As a result, we usually don't dare to ask a question … [Read more...] about How to manage your fear? Expose yourself often to controlled risks.
How to develop the habit of creating ideas?
Creativity and discipline are sometimes seen as incompatible. You're either a creative person and you create when the inspiration comes, or you're a disciplined person and you execute daily, you make a process and ignore the emotions. But should we be one thing or the other? What if you put … [Read more...] about How to develop the habit of creating ideas?
The extra mile discipline. The interesting things often come after the first difficulties
Please, please, please. These were the words of our 6-year-old daughter. After having freshly learned to roller skate, her dream was to go for long rides with the family.After a round of Marie Kondo questions, four pairs of rollerblades take up space. Are we going to really use them? In the end, we … [Read more...] about The extra mile discipline. The interesting things often come after the first difficulties
