Like many others, I too have struggled with procrastination in the past. Procrastination, in my opinion, is a habit of the mind. If we allow such a habit to take control of the way we conduct ourselves we will soon find that we are left feeling quite overwhelmed. Though we look to put off the … Continue reading Conquer Procrastination
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Confrontation
Its likely that there are a multitude of things that you've come across and dove into only to find that you've a particular distaste for them. These things could be comprised of subjects in school or specific tasks. Once we've been exposed to such unsettling experiences, we're probably not going to willingly subject ourselves to … Continue reading Confrontation
Only a Sapling
Many factors take part in the creation of a sturdy tree. Trees could be said to have quite an easy going life. They've responsibilities but what they must achieve during their time can be done right where they sprung from the dirt. While they do seem to have it easy, from the minute a seed … Continue reading Only a Sapling
The Multifaceted Earth
Imagine you're out in space, quite far out, and you're looking back at Earth with your naked eye. What you'd see would be a massive ball with the land masses, clouds, oceans, and the sort. Now imagine you pulled out an extremely powerful telescopic lens to view the Earth. The lens has a variable zoom … Continue reading The Multifaceted Earth
Robotic States of Mind
The most successful people get as far as they have based partially on routine. Routines play a huge part of the success of millions of people and I imagine they always will. Over time a routine can become quite repetitive and while we are indeed progressing toward those big targets we set off in the … Continue reading Robotic States of Mind
Operating on Values
People all around the world have heard of the importance of vision and setting goals for ourselves. Prior to this write up I've touched on a great metaphor from Arnold Schwarzenegger in my blog that relates quite well to the importance of goals where he speaks of the boat at sea with no destination. Arnold … Continue reading Operating on Values
Thinking Big
Thinking big takes courage and time. These days we find more often than not that individuals aren't accustomed to the massive stretches of time required to climb the bigger mountains that are conjured up via our desires. Approaching a new and exciting venture can be one of the most challenging things we face in life … Continue reading Thinking Big
Pavlov’s Bell
In the moment it is so easy to pass over an idea that comes to mind. If we are tied up in something when it arrives carrying on with what we are doing is likely the easiest route to take but at what cost? Not all ideas are worth while but can you imagine the … Continue reading Pavlov’s Bell
Creative Clogs
If you've got a hose spouting a steady stream of water and you plug the end with your finger the water will come to a complete stop. When your finger is removed from the end the water forces itself forward and the steady stream begins once more. So long as it is receiving a steady … Continue reading Creative Clogs
Power in Speech
The way in which we communicate throughout our day leaves a lasting impression on our internal state. You've likely heard that as humans we are creatures of habit but have you given thought to just how far this idea goes? We can spot this quite simply in the way in which we begin to brush … Continue reading Power in Speech
Jordan Hutchison 