From Vishen's book Code of The Extraordinary Mind, one idea that changed the way I looked at the false rules I place on myself.
I worship timers now ⏲.
If you're serious about getting work done at all, set some constraints and you'll be amazed by how fast you'll get stuff done.
I use to envy people on the other side of the screen. I always wanted to be that creative, or brave to publish.
In this episode I talk about how being a creator has changed my life.
I share my thoughts on why I had to reread "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho twice, and how "High Performance Habits" by Brendon Burchard changed my life.
At your own pace, in your own time.
I wish I heard these words when I went to school and raced towards my first job.
I don't want to go fast anymore. I just want to go at a speed I'm comfortable with.
I share more on my list of working definitions and why I define common ideas in my own words.
Journaling is like magic. Anything that you write down will come true. Cheesy 🧀, I know.
But every journal-er can vouch. Once you start you can't stop. 🛑
There's so much hype out there on how to get more done with less time. I definitely fell for that trap more than once, and ended up paying the price via tons of stress. Here's my take on getting over the "productivity hype".
I used to wear my busyness as a badge of honor now I realize that I was stuck in the productivity trap.
Building in public and the personal podcast challenge helped jumpstart my online learning journey.