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I write about and share practical psychological knowledge and real-life stories. When you have a moment, I invite you to take a break—maybe with a cup of tea—and read any articles that speak to you. 

Everything you want to be is a habit

I’ve had this thought recently how every big change, any big vision we have for the person we want to be is really all about building habits. So for example, if I want to be a strong, fit person, then I need to work out in some form regularly. I would argue

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when you can’t make changes fast enough

I used to feel this glaring gap between where I was and where I wanted to be with my life. When we discover the self-improvement track, I guess we all start out with some sort of vision board and a determination to “create your ideal life”. All over sudden you realize that you really do have

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…and then I almost didn’t do it.

Last week I had an exciting thought: I wanted to write every day this week and post about it on Instagram, to celebrate my new Creative Habits coaching program -and get my feet wet writing again. The intention was set and I couldn’t wait for the new week to begin. Today

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The cycles of productivity

There’s this belief going round that productivity is something you have to hack yourself into, and once you get it right, you’ll be able to get shit done forever more. It’s just a matter of being disciplined, working hard and finding the right productivity system. Right? Wrong. Why? Because you’re

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On the importance of carrot cake

My friend and I were sitting in the sun, munching on our salads. We hadn’t seen each other in a while so it was time for a big update. Between laughter and paprika bites I shared what life was like for me at the moment. I talked about my business

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Self-discovery is like collecting breadcrumbs

If you are unsure about your path in life, consider collecting breadcrumbs Hänsel & Gretel style. This is an analogy I often use with clients. Imagine you are on a path where you discover things about yourself. Each time you do, it comes in the form of a breadcrumb. The

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