A Poem for Beginnings – The Marginalian
By Maria Popova You know the feeling, its scorching urgency, its icy impossibility: to press the undo button of life, to unwind the reel of […]
Daily Office Cleaning: Where Order Really Begins
Why First Impressions Matter Walking into an office should feel easy. Not heavy. Not stale. Not distracting. Yet many workspaces slowly drift away from that […]
Client Challenge
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New Year, New Book (Seven Years in the Making) – The Marginalian
Traversal (FSG) broadens and deepens the questions raised in Figuring, the questions we live with: the relationship between chance and choice in becoming who we […]
3862: Stop Making Resolutions (and Just Start) by Jay Harrington of Life And Whim on Consistent Progress
Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 3862: […]
3 New Year Lessons I Wish Someone Told Me When I Was 30
I used to think something was wrong with me. I’d set a goal.I’d feel inspired.I’d make a plan. And then somewhere between Day 7 and […]
1981 time machine | Seth’s Blog
1981 time machine | Seth’s Blog If you went back 45 years, the built world would be eerily similar–the clothes, the cars, […]
Embrace Your Inner Paradox – Steve Pavlina
Lesson 17 of the free Engage course explores how to embrace your inner paradox – the seemingly conflicting parts of your nature – and integrate […]
