As a graduating engineer myself, I have often found myself hard pressed to solve a particular problem. Everyone experiences these kinds of situations more or less frequently, and even though every single mind has its methods and nuances in how it approaches problem solving in general, there are common pitfalls that everyone seems to fall into. r
Multiple positives — activities that benefit you in multiple ways — are a powerful productivity tool. These activities maximize your time by combining necessities like education, exercise, money making, and fun into a single, super productive action. The more multiple positives you use, the easier it is to get everything you want done without feeling stressed. r
An explanation for why the 8-hour work day doesn’t make sense along with some possible alternatives. r
How many times have you started a new activity (such as a personal project or exercise routine) with a burst of enthusiasm, only to see that initial momentum evaporate? This post will help you get past that motivational block. r
To be able to fill leisure intelligently is the last product of civilization. -Bertrand Russell If you find yourself spending most or all of your leisure time immersed in mindless television or video games you may wish to reconsider your … r
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