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You're reading 41 Little Daily Habits for Growth and Happiness, originally posted on Pick the Brain | Motivation and Self Improvement. If you're enjoying this, please visit our site for more inspirational articles. There are little things we can do each day to empower our lives for more happiness and fulfillment. Dr. Glenn Williams, Senior…

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Both in their early thirties, one was quite relaxed, wearing a tweed jacket. The other wearing a suit, seemed under the weather, probably stressed out. He was talking fast and complaining about how…

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Feel great and perform at your very best by picking your favorite tiny habits from this extensive list.

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The most useful definition of technology I’ve heard is simply, “the ability to do more with less.”
I think of books and reading as technologies.
We only live one life, but through books, we can gain the wisdom from thousands. When an author writes, re-writes, and edits, they are turning their words into a more perfect version of themselves. When you read, you get to spend time in a meditative state with a wise person’s more perfect self.
Books are the most under-valued and under-appreciated technology in the world.
How do we know they’re so valuable? We need only to examine how the best and the worst people throughout history have viewed books.

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I like to see dreams and goals become reality. In my personal experience, and viewing the experiences of others, most of us have more ideas than we have reality. Figuring out how to make them successful is the hardest part of the process it seems.

I hope this post helps.

Here’s an example of how an ideas often become reality in my world. As an illustration for each step, I’m sharing a real-life example of how we made the decision to add our second campus, which launches this week.

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The secret of turning wishful thinking into a life of action and achievement.

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In 1969, an offer came to hell.
Quit your job, and I’ll give you $100 a month for the rest of your life.
The offer came from John Martin, publisher and founder of Black Sparrow Press. Charles Bukowski — still an unknown writer — had spent his last decade at a “soul-wrenching” post office job.
He wanted out.
In a letter at the time, Bukowski wrote:
“I have one of two choices — stay in the post office and go crazy … or stay out here and play at writer and starve. I have decided to starve.

 

15 Years later, Bukowski wrote this letter of thanks.  It contains a good deal of wisdom.

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Do you think it’s possible to accomplish your biggest life goals this year? Peter Thiel thinks it might be. In his book, Zero to One, he shares this bit of wisdom: I agree with his sentiment. If you…

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Live a more minimalist life with these 20 brilliant every hacks.

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There's a lot more to work that loving your job

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Make yourself proud. Give everything 110%. It’s the extra 10% that everyone remembers. Here are 12 things that you can do, today, to make yourself proud.

Improve your morning routine by following these 8 strategies to get more done each day. Read this article to learn them now.

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Every single life that has ever been, will ever be, contains the very same seed of virtue. Yours, mine, theirs. We are no different. We are all exactly the same in this regard — all of us. The question is: do we choose to become a forest, or do we stay a desert?
Growing a forest takes the three qualities I have discussed with you. Wisdom, strength, love. But how does one grow a desert? One doesn’t grow a desert. A desert is what happens without wisdom, strength, and love.

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“A mind that is stretched by a new experience can never go back to its old dimensions.” — Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. Getting smarter takes time and genuine commitment. You need to work hard at it…

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I had put on the notorious “Freshman 15.” Eating cafeteria food (and partying) had caught up with me. I was chubby. So I set a goal of going to the gym every single day of the second semester. I did…

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