Everyone knows the most most important resource is time. Especially when we have a full time job, a side hobby, family, and friends all taking a part of it. One of the most time consuming things we have in our professional lives is emails.

It’s a problem that a lot us read about: to choose a career doing what you love. Should a person go with their passion? Or does it make more sense to take a career solely on income? As a person who illustrates children books, motivational prints,

“So tell me a time you failed at something?” This is a common question you may tried not to roll your eyes at when you were asked this during an interview. But does the answer deserve to be frowned upon? I know,

It all begins slowly. Heart beating faster, mouth drying up. Sweat starting to pour. Then next thing you know, you got stress bringing you down. It’s a part of life and it’s actually something we can control. Rather,

When you’re trying to achieve the best of your job – feels like a job in itself. Setting your sights high and accomplishing things that you dreamed of. It’s one of the greatest feelings to complete a side project, get a promotion, or reach a goal.

We’ve all had to be creative in our lives. Art class, problem solving, making flyers. Creativity is an elusive muse that may feel like you don’t have a lot of power over. It helps us find meaning but it’s hard to catch.

Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy planning and goal setting. If you’ve been listening to The don’t Quit podcast, it’s something that I’ve been stating several times. So why I don’t recommend New Years resolution?

While going paperless seems to be the ongoing trend of being productive, it’s still beneficial for that to exist. I use both a journal and note taking software to be on top of things where ever I go. With a phone in your pocket,

I’m going to be talking about the things mediocre people do, think, and feel. This is having the self awareness to identify if you’re doing these things it’s best to revalue how you’re going to be in the new year.

If you’re like me, you’ve been reading up on successful people like Elon Musk and Steve Jobs. What they do every morning, what they eat every Saturday. All in an effort to find that correlation to that hidden key to success.