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Looking back at past habits: which ones stuck?

Looking back at past habits: which ones stuck?

by Producing Paradise | Inspo, Self-mastery

Instead of curating our favourite things, Aimee had the idea for us to look back on past habits and see what we’ve stuck to, evolved or dropped completely.

How to set life goals with a napkin plan

How to set life goals with a napkin plan

by Jess Allison | Self-mastery

The start of a new year is a great time to check on your life goals, and maybe set some new ones. Here’s how to do it on a napkin

How to live by your values with help from your calendar

How to live by your values with help from your calendar

by Jess Allison | Organisation, Self-mastery, Tools

How we spend our time is how we spend our life, so let’s make it count, hey?

How to stick with a new habit

How to stick with a new habit

by Jess Allison | Health, Organisation, Self-mastery

This is how I use t-shirt sizing, habit stacking and data tracking to make my habits stick!

The ‘work self’ vs the other self

The ‘work self’ vs the other self

by Jess Allison | Self-mastery

Do you ever think of your ‘work self’ as a different person? I try not to, but it happens. Lately I’ve been trying to bring these two people closer together.

What happened when I had an untouchable day

What happened when I had an untouchable day

by Jess Allison | Self-mastery

In this era of uber-connection, it’s not often that you’re completely unreachable by anyone. So I gave it a go.

Welcome to Jess Co (and how to create your own personal charter)

Welcome to Jess Co (and how to create your own personal charter)

by Jess Allison | Self-mastery

Imagine if you were a company: what are your brand pillars? What’s on your personal charter? What are the non-negotiable rules your “employees” must follow? Here Jess ponders how thinking of herself as a company might make some decisions much easier, and shares a free template for creating your own personal charter.

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