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How to Accomplish More in the Last 2 Months of 2025 Than You Did All Year

The neuroscience of endings, the psychology of time perception, and why November and December might be the most important months of your entire year There’s a peculiar feeling that arrives every November, isn’t there? It sneaks up on you—one moment you’re planning your summer, mapping out ambitious goals for “the year ahead,” and then suddenly, […]

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Decision Fatigue? Build Your Personal Compass for Clarity and Purpose

How to Sort, Prioritize, and Decide Without Burning Out Stop drowning in options. Start moving with intention. You know that feeling—standing at yet another crossroads, paralyzed by possibility. Should I continue this project or let it go?Which idea deserves my energy first?How do I make the right choice when everything feels urgent and nothing feels

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What no one tells you about Mental Workload: The Invisible trap sabotaging your well-being

A few weeks ago, during a coaching session, a client confided something that still echoes in my mind: “I feel like my brain never stops. Even when I sleep, I dream about my to-do list.” This confession—I’ve heard it in different forms over the fifteen years I’ve been coaching people in their quest for organization

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How to 3X your productivity to achieve more in 1 year than most people in 3 years

Have you ever had the feeling that the years are flying by, but you’re making no progress? That your projects are stagnating, despite your relentless efforts? If so, you’re not alone. But the good news is that it’s possible to change this dynamic and achieve in one year what others would accomplish in three. How?

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Why achieving your goals will not make you happier

Find the balance between destination and path, between ambition and fulfillment (to avoid the blues and the weariness of achieved goals). In this newsletter, I’m going to answer a dilemma you’ve probably already faced: They say you shouldn’t just focus on the destination (the goal), but on the process (the path)… But practice is more nuanced! We need goals

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