5 Things to Avoid Burnout #HTipT #164
We all have work stress, when it becomes relentless you’re heading for burnout. Look out for 3 red flags and then use these 5 ways to prevent burnout.
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We all have work stress, when it becomes relentless you’re heading for burnout. Look out for 3 red flags and then use these 5 ways to prevent burnout.
You can beat anxiety if you develop a habit that interrupts your physiology. You can develop a habit of mindful breathing that will disrupt your stress response and let you make a different choice and take new action. Video: Podcast:
The inner game is where you succeed. Making a change to your inner habits will make the biggest difference. There are 7 secret inner habits of success. Here’s three.
Why is it hard being an artist? What can you do to acknowledge the struggle and the reward. It’s time to remind yourself that you are doing well and celebrate with a fellow artist.
It’s only true if it’s effective. Find your own truth with the final Huna law and use 3 tips to make your truth bullet-proof.
All power comes from within you. The 6th Law of Huna connects you to 3 ways to increase your reservoir of internal power to do anything you decide to do and that you take action toward.
Your intuition is your best friend. It helps you create your art, ask for its help to create your career. To understand what your intuition wants you to do you have to have a conversation. Learn how with these three methods.
We are making art at an exciting time. The old order and power structures have been disrupted. There are three fundamental things all artists can do to prosper.
The magic key to working smarter is planning, especially when it comes to reaching the goal. You need to plan the work and then work the plan. The first hour of your week is the time to zoom up, see the big picture and create the plan to achieve it.
It’s not all about the money in the short term. There is a formula to determine if what you are creating is viable. It’s important to decide if this next venture is a good investment of your time, money and soul. You want to invest in “viable ideas”.