Staring at the screen and getting nothing? Tip 4 of 42 Ways: take a short walk in nature — one question, no phone, fifteen minutes — and let the answer arrive.
The Habit Lab Workbook is a 52-page print-and-write workbook: the six-phase system (Observe, Hypothesize, Dose, Measure, Tune, Recover), 10 printable worksheets, 6 phase lab reports, and a 12-week program of two experiment cycles.
Catherine Pulsifer: how we perceive a situation is the basis of our stress. Soothing practices from the archive — water, breaks, visualisation, slowing down.
Most people do not have an idea problem. They have a beliefs problem and a process problem. Harish’s new hands-on Udemy course shows how to fix both – and finally launch the ideas sitting in your notebook.
Belief 3 from Let Go of Limiting Beliefs: beauty is not a score you pass or fail. Reclaim the beauty inside and out — and stop comparing, starting today.
Rumi: Let yourself be silently drawn by the strange pull of what you really love. Why the pull keeps returning — and three moves to answer it this week.
The Anatomy of Procrastination is an 85-page workbook: twelve causes of delay, each matched to its counter-move — Spot, Diagnose, Match, Move — with documented stories, twelve research boxes, and five printable worksheets.
“I am not worthy of love” makes you deflect the love you want. From Let Go of Limiting Beliefs: why it shows up, what research found, and the new belief.
Stuck after 40 minutes of pushing? Tip 2 from 42 Ways To Be More Creative: a short, real break resets focus — and the idea often arrives on the walk back.
The Science and the Art of Taking Great Action is a 260-page workbook: the Script the Critical Moves system, 24 chapters, 12 research boxes with the corrections included, and 10 printable worksheets.
The Science of Happiness is a 163-page workbook: the Choose Happiness Now system, 27 chapters, 10 research boxes with the corrections included, and 10 printable worksheets.