Keep track of your journey with milestones, endings and celebrations.

“To get to happiness, or anywhere else, you’ve got to decide what you really want, and then put your energy where it will do the most good,” writes Richard Koch

Create an acronym for re-occurring items on your to-do list.

“Writing a list can be a secular version of prayer,” states Sasha Cagen. “It’s a way of letting the universe know what you want.”

Time management is never really part of the job description, yet it’s an unwritten requirement—that is if you want to have a life outside of the job.

What limiting beliefs are you holding on to? These perpetual negative beliefs serve no good purpose. In fact they are downright hazardous. Below are a few of the techniques for taming those limiting beliefs for good. Conclusion of a two-part article.

Don Aslett urges readers to change a few behaviors and habits. Making these changes will not only make you a super producer as Aslett contends, you’ll also be a better person overall.

Being a parent adds at least 20 hours of work to your week. The good news is that as your available time goes down, your efficiency goes up. Below are three great time saving habits I developed when I became a mom.

Many of our goals appear so big we get overwhelmed thinking about the long road ahead. One of the keys to achieving a big goal is to think small.

“Thinking big is subjective at best,” says Gladys Anderson, author of Master the Genie Within: Uncover, Embrace and Celebrate the Real You. “Big for one person may be something entirely different for another. It depends on individual desires and goals.”