Mindset

Developing discipline is empowering. You may be thinking that it is very limiting. This thought has probably been reinforced by previous attempts you’ve made in changing your bad habits. Think back to when you made a change in behavior that was successful. How did you feel? When you overcome obstacles in your path, and accomplish […]

It should come as no surprise that the habits we form will determine our success or failure. After all, habits already dictate a lot about our lives. If we, for example, eat large amounts of food regularly and don’t exercise, we can expect to have physical consequences for our actions. That’s why it’s so important

One way you can develop more discipline is to use challenges. This makes it more like a game and less like a chore. Also, there can be the element of competition with others as well as having others help hold you accountable. Both improve your odds of success. Find a Challenge or Create Your Own

When you develop self-discipline, you have many beneficial results. These include a sense of accomplishment, more self-respect, and a better understanding of what you can do. Discipline is not always easy, but it is well worth it. When you set goals and work on them every day until you accomplish the goal, you feel proud

Many people think self-discipline means doing it all on your own, but it does not mean that at all. In fact, having a coach, or a group, or an accountability partner can really help you to develop more discipline. An example would be when someone puts off housework until they know someone is coming over,

Keep it Simple and Straightforward. That’s my tagline, and my motto for most everything in my life. Life is good – until panic steps a foot in your door. Your designer creates a beautiful site for you. You’re on top of the world. But then someone visits your sales page, clicks the buy now button,

I sure hope our new normal is not people wearing masks and gloves and distancing themselves. Never to give a handshake or a hug again? Never being able to tell if someone is smiling or not because they’re wearing a mask? It goes without saying that we are living in odd but interesting times .

Social distancing is not something I’ve ever experienced before, at least not as we are experiencing it in the era of the Corona virus. It makes total sense to keep your distance from someone who’s ill. I mean, you don’t want to catch whatever they have, right? But this is something else all together. We’re

Procrastination makes people feel elated initially. They don’t have to deal with a situation or task at that moment in time. But, for most of these situations, there will come a time when it needs to get done. The feeling of elation turns to panic. Then panic becomes a rush to figure out ways to