Find Your Passion—Then Commit to Pursuing It

Find Your Passion—Then Commit to Pursuing It

How do you find your passion in life? Does everyone has a passion? And if so, how does one discover it? Everybody has a passion for something. According to Gretchen Rubin, the author of The Happiness Project, to find your passion, you must let go of the image of yourself you’re trying to project to others and consider what you actually like to do with your time. In this article, we’ll discuss how to find your passion, and then explore different ways to grow in your passion.  

Stop Waiting for Confirmation: Take a Leap of Faith

Stop Waiting for Confirmation: Take a Leap of Faith

Do you want to take a big chance in life but you’re waiting for confirmation that it’s okay? How can you know if you’re acting in accordance with God’s plan? In his book Everyone, Always, Bob Goff shares a story about a time he stopped waiting for green lights, and the risk paid off. Goff says that God has a plan for you and that your life and faith are the only green lights you need to move forward. Keep reading to hear what Bob Goff has to say about waiting for confirmation.

Writing Your Life: Advice From Greenlights

Writing Your Life: Advice From Greenlights

What does writing your life mean? How Does Matthew McConaughey discuss this idea in the book Greenlights? As he got older, Matthew McConaughey learned that writing your life was another way of taking control and responsibility for yourself. He’d spent years learning his values, and more time reaffirming them. Now, he could write his story. Read more about the idea of writing your life as discussed in Greenlights.

Behavior Momentum: How to Get in “the Zone”

Behavior Momentum: How to Get in “the Zone”

What is behavior momentum? What role does momentum play in habit formation? Behavior momentum is a psychological metaphor based on the concept of momentum in physics. When you start practicing a new behavior, the progress is slow and the resistance is high. But when momentum kicks in, the new behavior becomes your second nature and it becomes easy to keep moving. Here is how you can put behavior momentum to work for you to help you establish and stick to new habits.

How to Stay Focused While Studying: Proven Tips

How to Stay Focused While Studying: Proven Tips

Do you want to know how to stay focused while studying? Are you trying to start an ultralearning project but struggle with procrastination? Learning how to stay focused while studying is a skill in itself. Many of us struggle with procrastination and distraction, but there are ways to overcome those obstacles. In this article, we will discuss some tips on how to stay focused while studying and explore some methods for optimizing your concentration ability.

It’s Okay to Be Wrong, It’s How We Grow and Learn

It’s Okay to Be Wrong, It’s How We Grow and Learn

Are you afraid you’ll look silly if you make a mistake? How can being wrong actually be a good thing? In The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck, Mark Manson writes about the benefits of being wrong. He says that being wrong allows you to grow from your mistakes and instead of always trying to be right, we should be striving to be less wrong than we were yesterday. Keep reading to learn why it’s okay to be wrong.

Habit Change: Mindfulness Is Better Than Autopilot

Habit Change: Mindfulness Is Better Than Autopilot

Why is habit change so difficult? Why do most people fail when they try to replace their old, self-defeating habits with new, positive habits? Habit change is hard. With some habits, it may even seem impossible. This is because many bad habits are involuntary—they were created unconsciously. So, changing them requires awareness, conscious effort, and intentionality. Read about the psychology of habit change.

Compound Effect: Meaning and Psychology Behind It

Compound Effect: Meaning and Psychology Behind It

What is the meaning of compound effect? How can applying the compound effect principle help you turn small behaviors into big achievements? The compound effect meaning is exactly what it sounds like. Specifically, it refers to how making small behavior changes can compound into life-changing results over time. Read on for the compound effect meaning and application.

Level 4 Leadership: Empowering Others to Do More

The 25 Cognitive Biases: Authority Bias

What is Level 4 leadership? How does it differ from the earlier levels? At Level 4 leadership, you shift gears from being a producer to a developer of people. Developing people entails a lot of maturity and commitment, which is why only leaders with significant leadership experience can reach this level. Keep reading to learn about Maxwell’s Level 4 leadership (also known as people development or empowerment-based leadership).

The Importance of Routine: Predictability Succeeds

The Importance of Routine: Predictability Succeeds

What is the importance of routine? How does having a regular, predictable routine contribute to your success and long-term well-being? According to Darren Hardy, the author of The Compound Effect, the importance of routine cannot be underestimated. Having a predictable daily routine keeps you grounded and slowly but surely moves you closer to your goals. Read more about Hardy’s take on the importance of routine.