Time management is all about concentration of effort. Concentration of effort: to focus one's attention or mental effort on a particular object or activity. Time Analysis Questions Below are some questions we can ask ourselves to bring more awareness to how we are using and managing our time: Does it take you a long time… Continue reading Time management = concentration of effort
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It’s our duty to get 1% better everyday
Can we create a better world by creating a better version of ourselves? If we get stronger physically and mentally, does the world get stronger too? If we get healthier physically and mentally, does the world get healthier too? The stakes are high, if we do nothing to better ourselves we may gradually get worse,… Continue reading It’s our duty to get 1% better everyday
Share tools you’ve tried yourself and found value in
“Philosophy isn’t a parlor trick or made for show. It’s not concerned with words, but with facts. It’s not employed for some pleasure before the day is spent, or to relieve the uneasiness of our leisure. It shapes and builds up the soul, it gives order to life, guides action, shows what should and shouldn’t… Continue reading Share tools you’ve tried yourself and found value in
5k a day for 31 days (and counting!)
Another goal checked off of the Impossible List! Today (7/1/23) marks 68 days in a row of walking / running a daily 5k. What really inspired my to take up the 5k a day for 31 days challenge was to honor my Poppop who I love and miss beyond words. Doing something everyday in honor… Continue reading 5k a day for 31 days (and counting!)
How to get motivated and stay disciplined
Now that you have the idea of being healthy and fit, our next step is to bridge the gap between wanting and having. Define and remember your WHY Write out your goals every morning and night Visualize your goals and the steps you'll have to do to get there Create a written plan and review… Continue reading How to get motivated and stay disciplined
A place to start: The Daily Mile
Now is a perfect time to plan out your Daily Mile - where today can you carve out 20 minutes? Set a 10 minute timer, go for a walk, and turn back around when the timer goes off. Walking is super accessible and promotes your health in so many ways. And if you get bored… Continue reading A place to start: The Daily Mile
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