Move Past The Small Stuff And Focus On The Big Picture
In our fast-paced world, it can be easy to lose track of the big picture. Today’s post gives you four simple steps you can take to refocus and figure out what is important in your life.
In our fast-paced world, it can be easy to lose track of the big picture. Today’s post gives you four simple steps you can take to refocus and figure out what is important in your life.
Do you want to live in an apartment with a jacuzzi in Manhattan – for free? Jen Mazer did that for 10 years (and so much more) – all through the power of manifestation.
Despite the two of us being based in Victoria, and within the same circle, I have only been able to touch base with Adam Quiney pretty recently. He is the kind of guy that I can talk to for hours, no beer needed. In his words, he is an “obsessive perfectionist and high performer” who used
We all know about the to-do list. We use it everyday. Sometimes we even obsess over it. We watch the to-do list shrink, and we watch it grow. Well, forget your to-do list for a moment.
This episode’s guest is an amazing woman that I’ve been “pursuing” to get into the podcast for a while: The creator and host of The Pursuit, Kelsey Humphreys.
During the early part of 2017, I hosted (or co-hosted) a webinar of some sort every week. This wasn’t initially planned. It just happened to take shape. I knew I wanted to do more video work in the months ahead, but I didn’t expect things to start out like that.
But it did.
So I decided to keep at it by playing productivity “small ball.”
My guest this week is Justin Jackson. He is a dad, husband, entrepreneur, coach, the founder of Megamaker, author of Jolt, the creator of Marketing for Developers and Tiny Marketing Wins, and overall serial maker. He aims to help people through the things they create. On this episode, we discussed the processes of making and/or modifying.
Are you spending too much time looking at screens? In today’s post, Kacey Mya talks about the benefits of having hobbies that allow you to unplug from technology.
The hustle mindset promises progress but often delivers burnout. Here’s why being lively and intentional is a better way forward.
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