The Lab-Rats discuss how they react to moments. Do they need to analyze everything to get any enjoyment out of it, or can they derive happiness just from the moment itself?
Read about how Lisa Chang, the web host for Someday Syndrome, discovered that decluttering physical and emotional space helped her overcome procrastination and increase productivity.
Someday Lesson: Someday Syndrome sneaks up on even those who are the most on guard against it.
That’s right. I’m talking about me.
Yesterday, thanks to the support of an amazing group of people, I realized that I’ve been suffering from a touch of I’ll Get Around To It Someday.
It’d be easy to blame the Canadian vacation. [...]
Last week, I sent the Lab-Rats the following:
As someone who sees the world in patterns, I’m prone to comparisons. Unfortunately when we compare ourselves to others we set ourselves for negative emotions like jealousy, bitterness and despair.
I talked about how I felt I’d missed the blog superstar boat in this post: One of Too Many [...]
The way people interpret language always amazes me. When I wrote the word game in my Lab-Rat post last week, I meant it in terms of the game of improvisation I mentioned in my blog post The Grand Game. When everyone else (except Crista) read the word game they took it in completely other directions: [...]
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