The Myth of Maximum Capacity
Dylan Sulzer Dylan Sulzer

The Myth of Maximum Capacity

In a world that demands 110% every day, it's crucial to recognise that this expectation is both unrealistic and harmful. Constantly overextending ourselves leads to burnout, chronic fatigue, and decreased productivity. Instead, focus on giving 100% of what you have each day, by embracing the natural ebb and flow of your energy, emotions, and overall well-being.

Discover how acknowledging that your capacity varies from day to day is essential to understanding that being productive doesn't mean working at maximum capacity all the time.

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Surviving the Spin Cycle
Dylan Sulzer Dylan Sulzer

Surviving the Spin Cycle

Doing laundry can be a time-consuming and costly task, but with some savvy tips and tricks, you can make it more efficient and less of a hassle. We’ve gone and done the hard work for you and compiled twenty top tips from experienced washers like parents and grandparents that will help you save time and money.

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Embracing Productivity Over Busyness
Dylan Sulzer Dylan Sulzer

Embracing Productivity Over Busyness

Discover the transformative power of replacing 'busy' with 'productive' in this Life’s Little Big Lesson. Dive into the positive impacts this linguistic shift can have on your daily interactions and overall well-being. Learn how emphasising productivity over busyness can lead to more meaningful conversations, foster intrigue, and inspire growth.

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Effort Made Easy
Dylan Sulzer Dylan Sulzer

Effort Made Easy

Discover the liberating truth that effort doesn't have to be synonymous with hard work. In this Life’s Little Big Lesson we delve into the misunderstood relationship between effort and hard work, illustrating that impactful results can emerge from simple, sustainable actions. Whether it's maintaining a tidy home with daily touch-ups, building your savings with automated transfers, fitting fitness into your daily routine with micro workouts, or managing stress through mindful moments, you will see that small, consistent steps can lead to significant changes and transform the way you think of effort.

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Chaos Comes Before Clarity
Dylan Sulzer Dylan Sulzer

Chaos Comes Before Clarity

Leonardo da Vinci didn't paint the Mona Lisa in a day. It was a series of meticulous strokes, layers upon layers of paint, and countless hours of work. The learning process is no different. Embrace each challenge as an opportunity to add depth to your masterpiece.

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