How You Can Improve from Others’ Mistakes

When others’ efforts have the potential to affect your success in any way, you want to make sure they don’t screw up. You can hire someone to paint your fence, assign a subordinate to write a report, or share responsibility with a partner at school. We depend on others a lot more than we care to … Read more

Why You’re Reading Your Own Thoughts Right Now

Disclaimer: This article is about putting yourself in others’ shoes, not an advocacy for the degradation of your mental health. Treating others how you want to be treated is a powerful philosophy. The train this general thought deploys, arrives at discovering life’s constant search for balance. We rest when we are tired and eat when we … Read more

Why You Should Race Toward the Details

While on the quest to cross things off your to-do list, details matter. Details entail the issues you desperately don’t want to discover, as well as the path toward solving those issues in an efficient way. This article will focus on why details matter when interacting with those around you. The success of conversations you … Read more

Why You Should Confront Every Doubt (in Yourself and Others)

Disclaimer: What’s written below is meant to be motivational in nature. It provides little in actionable advice. Navigating through the nuance of human interaction requires uninterrupted attention to detail. Intuition will play a large factor in how you choose to react to others. Two people can say the exact same words in two very different ways. … Read more

Why You Should Thoroughly Analyze Your Own Interests

In attempts to know what people want during a particular moment in time, you should first aim to understand what you would want in that situation yourself. The obvious way to do that, would be to, “put yourself in someone else’s shoes;” a notion which can be extended to mean: an effort to become the person you … Read more

How to Make It Easy to Own Up to Your Mistakes

This article is about the personal benefits you derive from being lenient in the face of others’ mistakes. What It Means to Own a Mistake Owning a mistake can only follow a recognition that it first exists. Ownership of a mistake preps the mind for resolving any issue brought upon by that mistake by assuming … Read more

Why You Should Quickly Act on Extrinsic Motivation

Your motivation levels fluctuate throughout your day, as well as your life. There are times in your life when you were, and will be, supremely motivated to take positive action. These feelings are rare, and give you a level of confidence for getting work done. Especially when dealing with extrinsic motivation, you’ll find that the feeling … Read more