Keep On Steppin'
This courage to be disliked explores a fresh viewpoint on freedom, relationships, and self-narratives through dialogues reflecting Alfred Adler’s psychology. It emphasizes personal agency over one’s past, advocating that interpersonal problems stem from how we relate to others. Key concepts include task separation, community contribution, and horizontal relationships, urging authentic living.
Here's a mind-bending truth: Your life right now—every single aspect of it—is the compound interest of your habits. That's either fantastic news or terrifying, depending on your habits. Curious about behavior change? From morning routines to weird productivity hacks. James Clear's phenomenal work in the book Atomic Habits makes things click. The premise? Tiny changes, … Continue reading 1381. The Brutal Truth About Atomic Habits (And Why Your Life Depends On Them)
Gretchen Rubin’s year-long journey to increase her happiness through monthly resolutions. She used a mix of scientific research, philosophical ideas, and personal experiences to explore the concept of happiness, with each month focusing on a different area of life (energy, marriage, work, leisure, personal, relationships, spiritual, etc) The book supports the idea that effort and … Continue reading 1286. The Happiness Project Review | 5 points & 10 True Rules
Currently have a stack of books on my desk The stack of books are the books that I’ve finished this year With the intent behind that is to skim through them, review them… To deepen my understanding of the book and retain some key information. The thing is, I just never get around to it. … Continue reading 1284. Finishing books System
We've all been there - the alarm goes off for an early workout and our warm bed feels like a comfy cocoon we can't bear to leave. We have things to do, but Facebook calls our name after a long day. We know we should meal prep for the week, but we really don't feel … Continue reading 1235. Pushing Through: The Power of Doing Things Even When Unmotivated
Reading 10 pages per day is a great habit to get into. It only takes 20 minutes, maybe thirty minutes max if you’re a slow reader. Imagine reading ten pages per day for a month? That’s 300 pages - maybe a book or two Nothing earth shattering. After all, how much can one book change … Continue reading 1188. 10 Pages
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