Author Archives: Erin Falconer

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3 Simple Strategies for Clearing Your Mind

After coming home from a long day at work, your mind tends to be overloaded. Tasks at work, chores at home, and goals you’ve been neglecting are fighting for your attention. Clearing them out would give you the resources you need to refocus your goals and accomplish the tasks that are most important. Continue reading →

Want to Fail? Do These 3 Things

Do I fail constantly? Yes. Is it worth it? Always.

Most people I encounter want to try to live their own lives awesomely, but it’s this failure that they fear the most. Continue reading →

Thanksgiving: A Time to Do You

As you arrive at home to see the family – eager to fill your belly with Turkey, cranberries and maybe a bit too much wine – it’s important to remember the people who fill your life.

But do you know what’s even more important? …To remember yourself. Continue reading →

Why Finding Freedom Is One of the Scariest Things You’ll Ever Do

The thing is it’s easy to let it happen when you’ve got plenty of money, plenty of time, happy with how things are going and you can let it glide by without a care in the world. Continue reading →

Finish What You Started: 4 Tips to Effectively See Your Projects Through

Do you have a pile of unfinished projects inside your drawer or computer? You know, half-baked ideas, incomplete blog posts, or projects that never left the “work in progress” stage? If so, keep reading. The following are tips to help you see things through and ensure that you finish the projects that you start: Continue reading →

How To Break The Wheel Of Monotony

It’s not hard to get bogged down with the same routine, and confine oneself to a recurring pattern in a never ending rut. Eventually, it just burns us out and we are left with a sense of stagnation and boredom. Boredom is supposed to be an emotional weight or a feeling of doom that’s supposed to hang off us when we have nothing to do, and are dispassionate about life. Continue reading →