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Productivity Methods: Which Ones Work Best for You?
Productivity Methods: Which Ones Work Best for You?

Have you been struggling to stay productive or get things done recently? Well, you’re not alone! This time of year when temperatures continue to drop, we spend countless hours of the day inside. This blog will introduce and discuss the following three productivity methods: The Pomodoro Method, the Getting Things Done (GTD) Method, and The Seinfeld Approach.

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Who Are You to Judge?
Who Are You to Judge?

Who are you to judge? I often say this to myself, other people and sometimes my clients, too. Human beings are built to compare and judge themselves and others, yet we have no place to. Regardless of any reason, we have no right to pass judgment towards anyone. People hardly realize their own mistakes, yet they so readily strive to point out the flaws of other people.

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Navigating Romantic Relationships, Part II: How Do I Make Sense of Exit Strategies?
Navigating Romantic Relationships, Part II: How Do I Make Sense of Exit Strategies?

Life is all about the connections we make and the relationships we sustain that bring joy and happiness into our lives. One of the most important relationships we will have is the one with the person that we choose to spend the rest of our life with. Choosing a life partner is difficult, and following and having trust within your own path with this is key. You’re not late, you’re not early, you’re on time.

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