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Archive for Habits

When and How to Use Habits to Achieve Your Goals

Plus My Favorite Habit-Tracking App

January 23, 2017 by Michael Hyatt

Great results don’t just happen. You don’t usually drift to a destination you would have chosen. Instead, you have to be intentional, force yourself to get clear on what you want and why it’s important, and then pursue a plan of action that accomplishes your objective. Sometimes, this involves setting an achievement goal with a […]

Filed Under: Productivity Tagged With: achievement, goals, Habits, Productivity

How to Become a Morning Person

(Even If You Don’t Think You Can)

June 17, 2016 by Michael Hyatt

We’ve all heard the benefits of becoming a morning person. But how do you become one? In this post I provide a nine steps you can take starting today.

Filed Under: Personal Development Tagged With: change, gtd, Habits, morning, Productivity

3 Powerful Habits Every Leader Needs to Excel

Plus 17 More That Will Give You a Significant Edge

September 25, 2015 by Michael Hyatt

When you think about leadership, what’s one word that matters more than almost any others? In his new book, H3 Leadership: Be Humble, Stay Hungry, Always Hustle, Brad Lomenick says “habit” is the key. More than 40 percent of the things we do throughout the day aren’t the result of decisions, he says. They’re habits. […]

Filed Under: Leadership Tagged With: Bad Habits, brad lomenick, catalyst, curiosity, Good Habits, H3 Leadership, Habits, Innovation, John C. Maxwell, Leadership, Margin

When You’re Just Too Tired to Make the Right Call

4 Ways to Beat Decision Fatigue before It Beats You

May 18, 2015 by Michael Hyatt

When do you make your best decisions, at the end of a day crammed with meetings and calls? Or early in the morning after a day of rest? My Twitter stream was filled last week with teachers and professors grading papers—and by that I mean teachers and professors complaining about grading papers. It’s hard work, […]

Filed Under: Productivity Tagged With: decision fatigue, exercise, Habits, Rest, routine, Sleep

How to Make a New Habit Stick

Why It’s Harder than You Thought—and What to Do about It

March 13, 2015 by Michael Hyatt

We’re over seventy days into the New Year. How are you doing with your goals and resolutions? Some people I talk with are building momentum and making big gains. Others are struggling—especially when it comes to developing beneficial new habits. For decades now I’ve heard that it takes twenty-one days to form a new habit, […]

Filed Under: Personal Development Tagged With: 21 days, 66 days, Charles Duhigg, habit formation, Habits, Jeremy Dean

The Reflex of Character

Get It Right When There’s No Time to Think

February 24, 2014 by Michael Hyatt

The foundation of effective leadership is character. Nothing else has more impact. Nothing else has greater reach. And nothing else can make up for its lack—not education, experience, talent, or contacts. Every now and then you hear a story about someone’s character that brings this principle into sharp focus. Gail and had this experience when […]

Filed Under: Leadership Tagged With: Character, choices, Courage, Decisions, Habits, integrity

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