Chances are, your life is probably out of balance. Entrepreneurs especially struggle with routine. It’s the nature of the lifestyle, in the sense that it encourages you to say “Yes” to anything and everything–assuming you’ll figure out how to make it happen after the fact. The challenge with this sort of approach, however, is you …

How happy are you―really? If there’s room for improvement, try one of these suggestions. A few years ago, on a morning like any other, I had a sudden realization: I was in danger of wasting my life. As I stared out the rain-spattered window of a New York City bus, I saw that the years …

What is the first thing you look at in the morning, and the last thing you lay your eyes on before you go to bed? It’s probably your phone. Studies have shown that it’s in our best interest to avoid electronic devices before going to bed because it messes with our circadian rhythm and suppresses …

KEEP OUT ONLY WHAT YOU NEED One of the most basic organizational skills is to keep what you need most often within arm’s reach. Something you use every day should be closer than something you use less frequently. Ideally, while seated at your desk, you want to be able to grab the things you need …

To make these things happen, there’s a hard prerequisite: choice and intention. When we experience some sort of trauma from a failed business, marriage, or other personal tragedy, the most resilient people recover by reinventing themselves. Recovery takes a lot of courageous work, but after your personal and spiritual growth takes place, your new outlook …