This productivity website can help you break bad habits by highlighting what you’re acquiring instead of what you’re giving up.

It is important to know what makes you happy today because humans are not very good at predicting future happiness or unhappiness for that matter.

Before the internet, most people made vision boards using a poster board and pictures cut out from magazines. These days vision boards have gone high tech. The beauty of the internet is that you can share your vision with others.

We’re headed toward a paperless society. Studies have found that both productivity and customer satisfaction increase when businesses remove paper-based systems from their practices. However you can lose work in a “messy” computer if you’re not organized.

Are you bombarded with so much stuff you have no idea what to do when? Try this technique: assign specific days of the week for working on certain projects. Said another way, learn how to “make” the time by creating structure.

In addition to listing thousands of possible goals, Dream it. List it. Do it! features both practical tips and resources. Also included are first person accounts from goal setters who made their dreams come true.

In her book, Mindfulness Made Easy, Martha Langley says we miss much of what goes on around us because we’re operating on autopilot. To be “mindful” is to be fully engaged in the present moment.

To live more simply and protect the environment, regular people are building their own small eco-friendly homes.

“The thing that keeps me going is my desire to connect with people who are brave enough to dream and embrace their imagination, and perhaps inspire others to pursue dreams they never thought possible.”—Shykia Bell

"I've never met a person who couldn't turn personal and family stories into interesting, well-written accounts," says Denis Ledoux the originator of National Life Writing Month.