I’ve signed up to a terrific blog from a chap called Eric Barker from UCLA. Loads of great resources, links to thought-provoking books and simple ‘to do’ lists to do more.
This week’s top tip is how to create a habit:
Think small. Real small. No, even smaller. From Stick with It:
“Focusing on small steps allows people to achieve their goals faster than if they focused on dreams. Focusing on small steps also keeps people happier and more motivated to keep trying because they get rewarded more frequently.”
Simple – I couldn’t agree more.
This is one of the top lessons from Martin Seligman [as here]. Break stuff up into smaller chunks and you get more stuff done; and feel good about getting more stuff done. Simple.
Thinking small wins big. Here’s to more from Eric Barker.
Achilles & Aristotle 