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The Burden Of Selection

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Why making a selection is so difficult? And why are so difficult to narrow down your selections, to fewer, but better and efficient options? You have taught that an abundance of choices is the base for the freedom of choice (and that of the will)! But, most of the times, the too many choices, can create you a much greater psychological problem. The one that may lead you directly to a problematic, poor or non-selection at all! And, in many situations, your inability of taking solid decisions in certain situations, can create you a lot of troubles!

The Burden of Selection

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How to Regain Your Momentum

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Regain Your Momentum

There are times, things go in the wrong direction and you strive after for ways that would permit you to regain your momentum. Is not always an easy task. Regaining your momentum, the most of the times is an intended and conscious effort that needs to re-invested every time you think, that you need it!

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Do It Now Principle As The Key To Life Success

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Do It Now!
This is a guest post by Paul Smith. Paul is a writer at custom essay writing service reviews. He is full of energy and positive attitude towards life. He is eager to help people and always make friends, wherever he is. Add Paul on http://askessay.com/. In this post is focusing on the Do, It Now principle.

People are always excited about success. Successful people draw our attention, we want to follow them, we want to know the way they acted to get this success. There are lots of rules, daily habits or ways of thinking they could practice before reaching the top. But I’m sure that there’s one thing, one key principle they all used, sometimes even not realizing it.

Do It Now!

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The 5W+1H of Productivity

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The 5W+1H Productivity Formula

The 5W+1H productivity formula is a small shorthand that permits us to evaluate a given task or action from a productivity point of view. This scheme consists of a number of questions whose answer would provide us with all the necessary information and data for research or for evaluation of an action.

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Time Management in a New Era

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Time management does have nothing to do with time! But it has a lot of doing with priorities.

But, how we define time management, today, and what different our interpretation has towards, similar, other “explanations“? It is only a matter of interpretation or a matter of the focus, that lead us to a different approach today. And if so, why we need something “different“?

Time Management Today

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Kendo, Flow & Productivity

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Kendo, Flow & Productivity

A long time ago, when I was young, besides my efficiency and productivity endeavors[!], I had the opportunity to involve with and study various martial arts, both from a physical as well as from a philosophical and a historical point of view. Even though never I have the time (or the ambition, for that matter) to reach to a belt, or go ahead to a higher level, I get some valuable lessons, that I use them later in my life, on various occasions.

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Start Up On Empty

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Startups are not always easy. Most of the times bring a lot of problems and frustration. And questions. A lot and lot of questions. With doubts and sometimes guilds of what would have happened. This is the normal process. A circle of excitement, at first, before the kick in the rational side of yourself, of what is best (for you, your family, your life, etc).

Start Up On Empty

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Life Strategies

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Life Strategies: Doing What Works, Doing What Matters
Life Strategies: Doing What Works, Doing What Matters

One of the most inspiring books, I have ever read, is a book by Phillip C. Mcgraw, Ph.D. entitled: Life Strategies: Doing What Works, Doing What Matters.

This book is focused on 10 life laws, providing a situation/life – strategy approach for resolving a given situation. The laws are presented in simple terms while the strategies described constitute small landmarks for rethinking given situations, most of the times we are not able to address in an effective way.

The main objective of Dr. Mcgraw, a behavior expert, is to make people review some well and long-established approaches and attitudes while he is providing possible ways for resolving situations we may find ourselves unable to resolve.

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Habits For An Efficient And Productive Day

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Tips for a productive day

Habits are powerful, tools, if used and managed properly. We all need an extra hand during the day, to help you do all the things, expected from us. If we had a method of “doing” the things right, we usually, at the end of the day,  have achieved the most of the goals we needed to carry out.

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