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How to set boundaries to protect your energy
How to cultivate positive energy
Why rest and recovery are important
Even if it may feel lazy, napping has a range of cognitive benefits.
This is particularly true if you’re doing a lot of learning since the short burst of sleep can help with memory.
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If your conversations with your friends leave you feeling drained, then maybe it's time to make some changes.
You don't have to exclude friends who are going through temporarily rough times, but assess your relationships and be aware of who you spend your time with and the value this reall...
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Tine is not the basis for productivity. Energy is.
Having all the time in the world won’t help you if you’re exhausted for most of it. Having good habits help in keeping you energized and be more resilient to burn out, both physically and mentally.
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Frame your goals in an exciting and motivating way, not just like something you "have to do".
Remind yourself why you're pursuing them, what inspires you and what you hope to achieve.
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Write your goals for the next day before you go to bed. This way, you'll waste no time deciding what to do next the following day and you'll keep the momentum going.
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Exercise is a long-term investment in your energy levels.
It’s easy to cut in the short-term, but over time you’ll reduce your overall fitness, making it harder to focus and stay alert throughout the day.
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Poor sleep means you will start to underperform.
Research says 7-8 hours are pretty much mandatory if you’re going to stay cognitively sharp in the long-run.
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The best books aren’t those that teach you facts, but those that subtly change your entire thinking patterns.
Just like a good song can be the background for a particular emotion, a good book can be the background for a particular energy of thinking.
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Energy levels depend a lot on your mood. If you’ve got some important work done, your mood is usually good and you feel productive.
If you’ve wasted time on emails, meetings or calls, you’re often frustrated and exhausted entering the second half of the day.
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Take the time to identify the different conflicts in your life and find ways to solve them.
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It’s the constant nagging feeling that you should be doing more. And if you’re not doing everything, then you’re a lazy slacker who will never reach your goals. -- Scott H. Young
That’s simply not true. Even small efforts have a cumulative effect.
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