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How to Get Things Done Without Losing Yourself

Print this post How to Get Things Done Without Losing Yourself Cal Newport is one of those productivity voices I trust because he does not make productivity sound like a personality disorder. His conversation with Mel Robbins on how to get things done, stay focused…
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The Backwards Law: Why Trying Too Hard Is Keeping You Stuck

Print this post The Backwards Law: Why Trying Too Hard Is Keeping You Stuck I want things badly. I want this blog to reach people who need it. I want my children to be well and happy and to actually talk to me. I want to feel financially secure. I want the house by…
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Hell Yeah or No: Derek Sivers' Brutal Filter for a Better Life

Print this post Hell Yeah or No: Derek Sivers’ Brutal Filter for a Better Life I am not good at saying no. I want to be. I read the books about boundaries. I nod along to the podcasts about protecting your time and energy. I have, on multiple occasions, written…
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The Hour Before Everything Starts

Print this post The Hour Before Everything Starts It’s 5 AM. The house is completely silent. There’s 0,5l of water beside me – and the dog is still asleep , twitching through some dream about cats. Outside it’s dark. The village is dark. The…
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The Day I Pulled Over to Listen to a Podcast Twice

Print this post The Day I Pulled Over to Listen to a Podcast Twice Table of ContentsWho Is David Bayer?The LiePrimitive vs PowerfulWhat This Unlocked for MeThe Things I’ve Stopped BelievingPractical TakeawaysWhy This Belongs in Purpose I was driving back…
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I Thought I Knew About Habits. I Didn't Know Anything.

Print this post I Thought I Knew About Habits. I Didn’t Know Anything. Here’s an embarrassing confession. I have tracked habits in my Bullet Journal for years. I had beautiful little monthly habit trackers – little boxes to tick, colour-coded…
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The Bullet Journal Method: Where It All Started

Print this post The Bullet Journal Method: Where It All Started There are moments in life where a single recommendation changes everything. Ryder Carroll’s The Bullet Journal Method was mine. For me, that moment happened in 2020, sitting in a physio’s office…