Your Ultimate Sustainability Dictionary
Risk Assessment: What You Need to Know Before Taking a Leap
Anytime you leap, you extend the limits of your life by choosing to sacrifice one incarnation of yourself for another. You take a risk to gain eye-opening and horizon-broadening wisdom reserved for the brave ones. With the right attitude, it’s a priceless experience that can never be replicated.
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Five Ideas to Make the World a Better Place
It’s not just world leaders and people of power who can change the world. Small consistent habits and individual actions can have just as much, if not more of, an impact. Here’s how you can start making a difference today.
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How 30-Day Challenges Can Boost Our Inspiration
If you’re looking for a fun and exciting way to instill a new habit, 30-day challenges can be a good start. While one month is not enough for a new habit or behavior to stick, it is a great way to get inspired and make a positive change in your life.
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How Tim Ferriss Uses The Five Minute Journal - 6 Tips For New Journalers
Tim Ferriss, The New York Times best-selling author, admits that taking notes and journaling are two activities that help brainstorm, focus and reduce anxiety. In this article, we reveal 6 ways of how Tim Ferriss does his gratitude journal to gain focus and appreciation.
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How to Stop Procrastinating and Become More Productive
What if you could solve your procrastination issue today? Use these actionable tips for how you can stop procrastinating and get into action.
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Building sustainable future together
This unprecedented time and the current crisis is a defining moment for all of us to build a more resilient and sustainable future. The future of real, positive changes based on fundamental principles of human rights, equality and sustainability.
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