You can create and maintain good habits, as well as steering clear of bad ones, by employing some simple strategies: Distract yourself, use treats instead of rewards, know what sort of person you are and make your good habits convenient
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You can create and maintain good habits, as well as steering clear of bad ones, by employing some simple strategies: Distract yourself, use treats instead of rewards, know what sort of person you are and make your good habits convenient
Building an exceptional relationship isn’t easy – but the payoff is huge. While it won’t literally require blood, sweat, and tears (OK, maybe a few tears), discomfort and conflict are inevitable. Promote honest self-disclosure on both sides by fostering key competencies like self-awareness, vulnerability, and empathy.
Many of us limit ourselves with false beliefs about our intelligence or other abilities. But the truth is, you don’t have to be born a genius in order to succeed. You just need to cultivate your individual abilities and motivation.
Meditation isn’t some weird spiritual practice; it’s a very practical tool to help promote a calmer, more focused and more productive life. And it doesn’t require any severe lifestyle changes. All it takes is ten minutes every day, and before long you’ll be noticing the rewards.
Defeat procrastination by figuring out who you are and what you want to achieve. Confront your limitations and plan your time. When you complete your most important tasks first, you’ll train yourself to stay on the road to success.
Money itself can’t bring you happiness, it's what you do with it that matters. Having lots of money in your bank account won't make you happy, but spending it the right way will. So remember that you're working to be able to spend it on experiences you enjoy, or that give your life meaning. Don't forget that saving itself isn't the point!