9 Strategic Ways To Stop Being Lazy (Even When You Feel Unmotivated)

It’s okay to feel unmotivated. We all do. What’s not okay is letting that feeling run your life. Strategic Ways To Stop Being Lazy (Even When You Feel Unmotivated)

Laziness keeps many people stuck at a particular level in their lives. Not because they lack the ability to move forward, but because they postpone action when it matters most.

But here’s the hard truth: staying stuck and doing nothing because of laziness has a cost: It will keep you in the same place, day after day, while life quietly passes by.

The Alignment Conundrum: Why Personal Growth Can Feel Like a Lonely Purgatory.

We often begin our personal development journeys because we feel we need more or lack something. Often, it is the pain of where and how we are that drives us to seek growth.

But what many of us fail to realise is that personal development is not the same as acquiring more, or even success.

3 Liberating Lessons From Overcoming Death Anxiety: How to Live Despite Fear And Uncertainty 

Going back to the year 2020—it was lockdown + death anxiety for me. I was tired of being stuck indoors, tired of the voices in my head telling me I was going to die soon. So when a friend invited me to some church, I tagged along, hoping for a change of scene. 

We got there, and the prophetess or whatever title she preferred, looked at me and said she saw a vision: I’d die in 2023.

Quit Seeking Validation: 7 Useful Strategies to Build Unquestionably Strong Confidence 

Many people believe they need others’ approval to feel good about themselves, but real confidence isn’t something others can give you; it’s something you cultivate from within.

In this post, we’ll explore why external validation is harmful and 7 useful strategies to build unquestionably strong confidence.

The Door of Your Mind: Why Critical Thinking Trumps Closed-, Narrow-, and Even Open-Mindedness. 

Critical thinking requires you to be mindful about what claims/ideas you accept as true. You have to cultivate curiosity; be open to constructive criticism; allocate time for reflection, avoid snap judgments; and embrace complexity and nuance.

Developing critical thinking is important because it helps you discern between ideas and improve your decision-making which can have a positive ripple effect in all areas of your life, making it better.