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Self Improvement

Recent articles related to

Self Improvement

The Secret to Success: Manage Your Energy, Not Your Time

By Early to Rise | 09/6/2016

Time flies when you’re having fun. It’s true, isn’t it? When you’re out and about enjoying yourself, then it appears that time has somehow gone faster. Of course, it’s impossible for time to pass more quickly. Time is static unless you have a time machine. The same happens at work.…

First 3 Steps to Total Life Change

By Missi Holt | 09/6/2016

Goal setting and achievement should be easy right? You have something you want to do, you set a goal and you do it. What’s so hard about that? Honestly? A lot. As renowned as goal setting is for leading people to find success in any area of life they desire…

You Need to Learn This Skill Now

By Bedros Keuilian | 09/6/2016

I’ve got some good news and some bad news for you. The bad news is that you have no excuse not to learn the art of public speaking. Well, let me take that back. There is one way you could weasel out of it. You could throw in the towel,…

How to Get Better at Anything

By Craig Ballantyne | 09/5/2016

I started meditating on Thursday, January 31st, 2013. I haven’t missed a day since. It hasn’t been easy, but the secrets I’ve discovered on this journey have also made me a top-rated speaker, a better manager, and a more effective businessman. I’ll explain how that worked in a moment, but first…

My A-Ha Moment About Your Success

By Craig Ballantyne | 09/2/2016

Last week I had an “A-Ha” moment while reviewing my personal transformation progress for the year. I realized that in order to be successful, we must have someone (a coach, mentor, friend, etc.) holding us accountable to a high standard. And you must be terrified of letting that person down.…

Transition: Turning Over a New Leaf

By Missi Holt | 08/31/2016

As we roll into September, and the unofficial end of summer, a new season is taking shape and with it some pretty cool opportunities. I love seasonal changes for their natural invitation to do something new. I use “seasonal” coaching and training to create more harmony and health in fitness,…

Inspiration: How a Positive Role Model Changed My Life

By Early To Rise | 08/29/2016

They say you’re only as good as the company you keep, something as a 23-year old female, I have struggled to understand. We are often consumed by the desire to surround ourselves with individuals we admire and appreciate. However, in our younger years that means something much different than as…

How to Control Your Own Schedule

By Steve Pavlina | 08/25/2016

Sometimes people use their job as their blanket excuse for not being in control of their schedule. “Oh… I can’t because I have a job,” is the main reason people give for not being able to do 30-day trials, experience extended travel, and do immersive deep dives. However, during periods without a job,…

This Changed How I View Public Speaking

By Nick Papple | 08/24/2016

It was my first semester in University and I didn’t know anyone in my seminar group. I don’t remember what the class was or what topic I was presenting, but it was in front of a small class of maybe 20 students. Before going up in front of the class, I…

One Question that Separates the Dreamers from the Doers

By Nick Papple | 08/23/2016

I read something interesting over the weekend that I think you’ll appreciate. Thomas Koulopoulos, the founder of Delphi Group, discovered a way to determine whether someone is “truly committed to their innovation.” In other words, he found an interview question that accurately predicts whether a dreamer will take action on his…

How to Overcome Procrastination and Find Zen-Like Focus

By Leo Babauta | 08/23/2016

We all procrastinate. The question is how (or even whether) we overcome the tendency to procrastinate, and if we can find focus. This matters — our lives are brief and limited, and while we don’t need to be productivity robots, running in fear of difficult tasks to distractions and comfort is…

Gary Vaynerchuk: Talk About the Journey of the Climb

By Nick Papple | 08/22/2016

“I think it’s the best piece of advice I can give to 20 and 30-year-olds that feel they should be talking to the world and bringing value,” says Gary Vee. “Talk about your journey of trying to find that voice and synthesize it properly. Because the problem is a 30-…