“Email” and “productivity” rarely go together in a sentence.
Emails have been declared as one of our largest time wasters. A McKinsey report stated that people spend around 2.6 hours each day responding to emails. That’s 13 hours a week, 52 hours a month and over 60 days a year!… Read more
In the previous article, we had discussed the difference between easy and simple.
Easy is achieved without effort. Simple is uncomplicated and quickly understood, but often cannot be achieved without effort.
In the long run, an easy life severely limits our mental and emotional growth and makes us vulnerable to stress and poor decisions.… Read more
Many people wish they had easy lives.
Honestly, who doesn’t want easy money, easy relationships, an easy job — a comfortable life without working hard… It sounds ideal.
But an easy life is as harmful as sugar to a diabetic.… Read more
We all set goals to achieve something worthwhile.
Getting fit. Getting a degree. Moving up the corporate ladder. Learning a new skill. Creating something fresh and useful.
We dream of how achieving our goals will feel. The satisfaction, the appreciation from people, the pride of having “done it.”
We begin pursuit of the goal brimming with vigor.… Read more
Everyone gets stuck at some point. At work, in a relationship, or in a situation.
The uncertainty overwhelms (and sometimes paralyzes) us. And our emotions often worsen the situation.
At such times, we look for solutions on our own, going deeper into what we already know.… Read more