Do you often feel like you’re not using your time well enough? Like, if you only had a couple of more hours in the day, you’d actually be able to reach your true potential?
If you resonate with these questions, then perhaps you need to look into how you use your dead time.
One thing I know for sure is that if someone were to ever build a time machine, I would be the first one to hop on it. We have all made decisions and mistakes in our pasts that we would like to re-do today. Hindsight is 20/20, and even though we cannot do anything about our past, we can always do our best to pass on the torch of wisdom. With that being said, let’s take a look at 6 things I wish I knew when I was younger
Communication is perhaps the most primitive of all human activities there is. And it has been constantly evolving ever since, providing people with more ways to express their feelings or convey their messages.
However, human communication remains subjective and complex – a single word can have 101 meanings and the odds of a misunderstanding to happen between two communicating humans remains high.
We live in a day and age where we have access to an abundance of information at our fingertips, yet at the same time, we fail to have a deeper understanding of ourselves.
Having a deeper understanding of our emotions, perspectives and actions can greatly improve our lives in a number of different ways.
Have you ever had a day when you simply couldn’t focus on your work because your mind was fixated on something terrible that had happened in another part of the world? Or maybe you got into an argument with someone on social media and it left your mind in a bitter state, making you unable to do anything productive?
Whether it is the business world, the political arena, or marriages, there is always disagreement or conflict: “Perception is the truth.” This proverb is often used to justify an opinion that is not objectively justified or unrelated to reality. It is used as a catalyst to win over others in accepting one’s preferred reality. At the most philosophical level, this proverb creates a sense of relativity (think thinly) in absolute contexts (think the world is flat).
When we think about betrayal, we instantly consider the affair. However, betrayal comes in many forms. It can be as simple as a gossip or a business betrayal that cost you millions. There are many types and all of them can cause a lot of pain, but there are steps you need to take and recover yourself. They can be used for all types of betrayal and you will be surprised how effective they are.
We all have heard millions of advice regarding balance in life. Sometimes, it feels as if life is a tightrope, and we must learn the art of balancing on it.
So what’s the right recipe in life? How do you achieve the right balance between work and personal life?
With a limited span of hours in a day, we need to focus on work, career, health, family, and friends. The Four Burners Theory suggests the solution to this work-life balancing dilemma.