Time & Remind

Just wishing for things to be different is highly unlikely to help. What will help is getting to work and making yourself and your situation better. What goes into success? A lot! Hard work, long hours, tough choices. Maybe some people achieve success easily, but the successful ones I know worked really hard to get […]

How are your New Year Resolutions coming? Chances are you already gave up. Lofty goals and inspiration last only so long. In the long run, what you need is habits that support those goals. Whatever you do every day will, little by little, add up to results. It’s up to you if you get to

Why are you asking others for a permission to be great? You will always find naysayers and, as Ray Goforth points out, they will be motivated by their own fear. Don’t let them dissuade you and pursue your dreams of a new, better world. I will be there to cheer you on 😊 If you’d

I am actually chuckling as I read this quote, as it’s surprisingly timely based on a conversation I just had with a friend. Basic premise: New Year is the worst time for a wide variety of resolutions and new habits. Why? Well, after a wild, late night party, how do you feel about getting up

Buddha lived over 25 centuries ago and he already saw the power of the habit. Most of our growth happens gradually and imperceptibly. Have you ever seen somebody after a very long time and they said ‘You changed so much! Hardly recognizable!’, but though ‘I’m still exactly the same person!’. You may not see the

How many people do you know who walk around saying what they will do in the future? I’d bet a lot. I also know people who spend most of their time on organizing, ‘sharpening their pencils’ and engage in other make-belief moves towards their goals. But the only way to get there is to roll

I believe that opportunities always exist around us. They are vague and theoretical, but they exist. If you want to succeed, you have to actively look for them. Read. Listen. Make connections. In short: make your opportunities happen! If you’d like to get notified about our new posts, please register here. You can download the app

Immediate gratification: the death of long term success! Have you ever heard of the marshmallow experiment? If you haven’t, here are the basics of it: children were left in a room with a marshmallow on a table. They were told that they will be alone for 5 minutes. The child was free to eat the

Accomplishing goals is hard, we all know that. Sometimes, when it gets difficult, we talk about reasons why we can’t do it. And by all means, plenty of them sound reasonable. Are they truly as insurmountable as you make them sound though? Possibly. But more likely than not, they are just excuses you are making

How many things have you already failed at? Please don’t say none. We have all failed at least at one thing in our lives. I can start: I failed at becoming a competitive swimmer. I always swam as a kid, but then others got tall, while I reached whapping 160cm (around 5’2″). I could not