by Sara Vicente Barreto
Goals rarely fail because they are wrong. More often, they slowly lose their place in our day-to-day decisions.
As the year moves on and life takes over, it becomes harder to stay connected to what we set out to do. This is not about starting again, it’s about checking in, understanding what’s been done (or not), and finding a way back to what matters.
Sometimes, all you need is to hit reset. Not just a small break. A reset. Stop the clock and stop
This Sunday, I have hit an adrenaline crash. The worst I have had. In fact, I am not sure I have even had such a thing before.
The Productivity Project brought me to reflect on my own beliefs on productivity and how I ranked on each suggested tool. I grade myself a B on productivity
I have started gratitudes over a year ago and the difference is visible. I am sharing my personal benefits of gratitude, and how I implemented it in my life
Decluttering is the first step for growth. Decluttering from stuff, people or goals has allowed me to make space for opportunity and growth.
During therapy I realized how much the word should hung over me. I did not say it out loud, but it was part of every sentence in my head. The only thing I really should, is to be kind to myself.
Busy is the new black. It seems like a synonym to success. Busy has all sorts of nefarious effects. So how do you turn busy into productive?
