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Originally published in Zen Habits, this article explains 13 things to avoid when trying to develop a habit. With a lot of experience in developing new habits (from quitting smoking to taking up running, GTD, vegetarianism and waking up early). Through these experiences, he not only learned a lot about what you should do when changing habits, but through his failures, he also learned about what not to do. Read on if you want to learn from his mistakes!
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Image: percect stranger by mezone The following 5 tips are a must read if you want to send emails that leave a good impression, and compel the recipient of your emails to take immediate action. 1. Be bold: Start with the end Need an answer from your recipient? Want them to take a particular action, [...]
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Image: Weekend Inspiration by muha… By now you will know that I am a ’new-age’ type of a character. I have a lot of interest in spirituality, motivation, and other topics related to my personal and spiritual development. A few days ago, while reading an interview with Dan Millman, I found a very powerful quote [...]
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