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5 Virtues for a Busy World

Busy shouldn’t be a badge of honor. These five virtues offer a better path to success and fulfillment in our increasingly busy world.

There’s something magical, wild, and powerful about the way children interact with the world around them. We should be more like them.

Are you wondering how to read more? Here are the ten specific tactics that have helped me read over 70 books each year.

If you’re entirely comfortable with what you’ve already achieved, you will stop pushing to do more. The key is to find optimistic discontent.

For the past 10 years, I’ve been testing ways to remember lessons from the 600 books I’ve read in that timespan. These 7 tactics have helped.

I’ve been experimenting with goal-setting systems for years. I finally found a system that works, and all it took was a few 3×5 notecards.

Have you been struggling to complete your biggest goals? Writing a “Like vs. Love” list may help. After all, it does for Warren Buffett.

No, you don’t have a learning style. And you’d learn more by quizzing yourself than re-reading that book. Here are 5 things you should know.

It’s easy to buy into the idea that some people are “geniuses” that are in a different intellectual league than the rest of the world.

Regardless of the situation, most upset clients ultimately want the same type of issue response, and it comes down to seven steps.