I had a successful week. Took lots of action and got a bunch of things done:
- Published 15 low-content books and 14 of them went live as well. I now
Category: Planning
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Week #27 – Focus
This was the right value to start Q3 with. Reminding myself of my quarterly goals every day helped me take action to create momentum in each of them. I set … Read more
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Week #26 – Clarity
I chose the week’s value well because it led me to become super clear about my Q3 goals. I feel like I’m all set to have a great Q3! A … Read more
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Week #25 – Accountability
The week was a success. My intention was to complete a specific, moderate-sized work project. I managed to do that a day in advance which made me feel great. What … Read more
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Week #24 – Consistency
I kept up my promise to myself and did the priming exercise every day. I’m going to keep this up as a part of my morning routine going forward too. … Read more
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Week #23 – Expansion
I attended Tony Robbins’ Unleash the Power Within event from June 3rd to 6th. My intention was to be open to any form of expansion it might bring about. The … Read more
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Week #21 & 22 – Commitment & Appreciation
It was an intense week but in a good way. I did a work marathon with friends and it helped me complete the most important task on the list I’d … Read more
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Week #10: Curiosity
I had a fun week. Curiosity, I found, is almost always a great lens to go with. Replace any negative emotion with curiosity and it leads you to a better … Read more
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Start your day on the right foot and end it on the right note
I’ve learnt that to have an amazing life, I need to focus on having amazing days. After all, life is but a string of days, isn’t it? Through trial and … Read more
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NaNoWriMo 2020
I’m participating in NaNoWriMo 2020! If you don’t know what this is, take a look. NaNoWriMo stands for National Novel Writing Month. It’s when people from across the globe … Read more
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Productivity hack: Aligning your energy levels and your work tasks
Over the last few weeks, I’ve been paying attention to how my energy levels change on a daily basis and how that impacts my productivity. As an experiment, I started … Read more
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How to avoid having split energy
Have you heard of the phrase, “If you chase after two rabbits, you will catch none?”. When you chase after two things at the same time, you have split energy … Read more
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September review and October plans
September was the most relaxing month of the year. It’s interesting that came at the heels of the most stressful month of the year. Or probably not. Because I recognised … Read more
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A better approach to daily plans
I was talking to a friend a week ago and we were discussing my overwhelm with all the unending daily to-do’s. He had something interesting to share. He said, “Plan … Read more
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Play by the rules to succeed in business
I’m working on brainstorming business ideas at the moment. No one can guarantee business success. BUT, you can give yourself the maximum chance to succeed by:
- Getting specific about the
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June and July review + August exploration
I didn’t post a June review. Which is weird because I thought that I got quite a bit done in June. And now it’s already August! I thought it makes … Read more
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The permission to obsess
Every time I’ve had a major breakthrough in my life or met with massive success was when I obsessed over something. Whenever I allow myself to go deep into something … Read more
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The one week ‘Follow the joy’ exploration
There has been an interesting turn of events. It led me to start a 7-day exploration that I want to share with you. But first, let me give you some … Read more
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May review + June focus
May was an interesting month and I came away from it with a deeper understanding of myself. I was quite amazed to see how one could take a conscious approach … Read more
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Make Time – by Jack Knapp and John Zeratsky
My Notes
I’m part of a book club that meets every month to discuss a book. The … Read more
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Tiny habit tweaks for major results
… Read moreThe difference a tiny improvement can make over time is astounding. Here’s how the math works out: if you can get 1 percent better each day for one year, you’ll
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Leveraging memories as a planning tool
I remember reading Randy Pausch’s heartwarming autobiographical book The Last Lecture years ago. One thing that stuck with me was his ‘list of childhood dreams’ which became a bucket list … Read more
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Creating an interesting story for yourself
I love viewing life from the lens of a story because it enables me to see it at an overall level rather than just the day-to-day happenings. I often am … Read more