These choices shape who you become and determine how far you go. In the end, success isn’t measured only by what you achieve, but also by what you’re willing to let go of to make space for what matters

As an early adopter, I’ve developed a long-standing love-hate relationship with social media, though the latter sentiment has increasingly grown in me in recent years

Let it go, and let your inbox flow.

Many task manager apps have a ‘due’ date as the only date you can set for a task. This means you sort tasks by their due dates to see what’s on your plate for a given day

A couple of years ago when I started jogging to eventually be able to run a half marathon, I used to look at my pace as a key metric to measure my progress

I am a perfectionist. Someone might say it’s a good trait, but I would disagree

While I do acknowledge the benefits of grouping tasks, like handling emails in bulk rather than reacting to each new arrival, I find the concept of rigidly scheduled time for tasks unappealing

2023 marks my tenth anniversary of working remotely, a journey that began long before it became a widespread practice. Here is what I’ve learned from this experience.

In today’s world of quick messages and social media, emails often get overlooked and might seem old-fashioned. But for me, email is special.

A practical approach to combat perfectionism in a healthy way.