Live Intentionally

I’m a big advocate of settings goals. So, I was very surprised and intrigued when I got an email from Jeff Goins with the subject: Planning for the New Year: Why Goals Are a Waste of Time. Is he right?

If you want 2012 to be better than 2011, this is a critical week to making that happen. Here are 6 steps to making 2012 your best year ever.

Mark Hibbitts guest blogs about a simple yet powerful exercise that can help you develop an attitude of gratitude.

As Marcus Tullius Cicero said “A thankful heart is not only the greatest virtue, but the parent of all the other virtues.” Here are 7 ways thankfulness affects how we live each day & why it’s a great idea to live a life of thanksgiving instead of just 1 day a year.

People have a lot of “life-changing experiences” that don’t end up changing their life at all, because they continue to go with the flow. I don’t want that to happen to me or to you.

The average person wastes between 1-3 years of their life looking for misplaced items. Save that time with by following these 3 steps.

Changing from an “I have to…” to an “I choose to…” mentality could make a huge difference in your attitude and your time.

If you serve in any leadership role – at work, as a volunteer, in your family – implementing Getting Things Done will have a profound impact on your team. Here are 5 ways teams benefit when their leaders are Getting Things Done.

“You never have to have the same thought twice, unless you like that thought.” One of the best ways to save time and mental energy is to create checklists. Are you missing some areas of your life that could benefit from checklists?

I’ve been blogging for the last week about how the Getting Things Done method of action management not only makes you more productive but greatly reduces stress. Here’s a 2 minute experiment you can do, to experience the power of Getting Things Done for yourself.