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A few weeks ago, I was chatting with a friend, and the main topic of conversation was the stock market. At the time, the coronavirus pandemic was at its peak, most stocks were plunging, and that’s how the conversation started. My argument was that unless you’re already pretty well off, … Read More ›
This article is inspired by Gary Keller’s book The ONE Thing, more specifically by the bullet number 8 in Part 1: The Lies. This book is the book that made me start writing everyday and change the way I prioritise things in my life. I highly recommend you read it. … Read More ›
I don’t drink. I don’t smoke. I try to eat healthy. I run. One of my friends who drinks, doesn’t smoke, and doesn’t eat healthy, is a good runner. He’s also heavier than me. Yet, his marathon personal best is nothing short of 15 minutes faster than me. That’s a … Read More ›
The minimalist trend has been on the rise for years now. Everywhere you see people cutting down on the clutter, simplifying their homes, their lives, even their food. Online, on TV and in magazines, this translates into trendy visuals of immaculate apartments, designer coffee makers in spotless kitchens, and fit … Read More ›
Simplicity is different for everyone, but the process is always the same: Analyze what’s important Remove everything else The first part is usually the easiest one, although not easy. The second one is a lot more challenging. It’s one thing to plan, it’s another thing to execute. The process of … Read More ›
Not everything is black and white, and Einstein’s quote is only partially accurate. Studies have shown that a messy desk is a sign of a creative and innovative mind. But other studies have shown that living in a constantly cluttered environment triggers stress, anxiety, and tiredness. As with a lot … Read More ›
It’s not easy to make it in the creative world. You need to find people who care about your work, to make friends that have the same interests as you do. You need to be creative and always have ideas. Your number one asset are your ideas and what you … Read More ›
In business, investing in yourself is one of the most crucial parts of success. People who are successful at what they do invest in themselves in the first place, and keep re-investing once they start making a profit from their hard work. In life, the same principle applies, except the … Read More ›
How many people do you know who are actively working towards their goals? Probably not a lot. Goals are great, but they can also be really discouraging. The very reason most people don’t follow their goals is because they don’t realistically think they can reach them. Why is that? Because … Read More ›
Everyday, we all get the same amount of a commodity that is invaluable and non expendable. No matter how late it is in the day when you wake up. No matter if you’re busy, procrastinating, or both. No matter if you’re rich, poor, educated, uneducated, motivated or unmotivated, lucky or … Read More ›
This article is inspired by one of Matt D’Avella’s recent videos. I find what he says in this video really interesting and motivating. As always, take what you need and leave out the parts you don’t, always strive to do what you know is best for yourself. What matters is … Read More ›
I thought I was done writing about the coronavirus, but then I watched a short video from Ryan Serhant, the famous real estate broker. I don’t watch any of his TV shows, but I find a lot of his motivational videos insightful and less fluffy than the other stuff he … Read More ›
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