Monthly Archives: March 2013

Rather than summarize the entire talk, I thought I’d just continue to push forward some of the core ideas for ways to make your habit decisions more fail-proof… Buster Benson on Starting and Keeping Habits – worth reading the whole … Continue reading →

PhD students at Swansea University working on “The Next 10 Years” – an interactive workshop based on the book. We covered nine of the twelve ways to work out what you want and how to turn what you want into … Continue reading →

D. Sharon Pruitt via Compfight Before you sweat the logistics of focus: first, care. Care intensely. Specifically, if you discover, in frustration, that you’re pathologically incapable of doing one thing at a time, consider the possibility that you’ve been unknowingly … Continue reading →