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Journaling is the most valuable habit I’ve ever discovered. Everything good in my life — improved mental health, sharper writing, greater happiness, better decisions — I can trace all these things back to keeping a journal for the past five years. This is because…
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7 Practical Ways to Detach From Work (If You’re Feeling Worn Out)
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Here’s the most deceiving advice on work I’ve ever received: The less you work, the less likely you are to burn out. It made me miserable. You see, when I became a full-time writer about six months ago, I wanted…
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4 Addictive Books for Short Attention Spans
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Whenever I feel my attention span dwindling, I turn to these four books. They’re highly condensed, edited to the maximum, and hook your attention on every page. Plus, they’re made up of stand-alone chapters so you can flip them open…
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The 0% Decluttering Method: A Radical Way to Simplify Your Life
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in MinimalismThe 0% Decluttering Method is the easiest, most effective, and fastest strategy for a simpler life I’ve ever discovered. It works for physical and digital spaces and shows immediate effects — usually in a day or less. Here’s the idea: Instead of…
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10 Key Lessons From ‘The School of Life: An Emotional Education’
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The School of Life: An Emotional Education was published by the eponymous organization The School of Life. This book finally addressed my inner worries and provided a strong foundation for the education I was missing all these years. The School…
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5 Lessons From Dune by Frank Herbert
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(Note: This article will include elements of Dune’s early plot, but it will not contain any spoiler material.) When the credits of Dune rolled on the big screen, I was blown away. In fact, I was still trembling when I…
“Take a deep breath and tell us your deepest, darkest secret, so we can wipe our brow and know that we’re not alone. Write like you have a message from the king. Or don’t. Who knows, maybe you’re one of the lucky ones who doesn’t have to.”
Alan Watts