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Use Your Struggles as Alternative Fuel

Setbacks or negative feedback can be as motivating as positive events if you can find a way to harness the energy from them.

Have you ever heard a manager give feedback to their entire team, but you knew that feedback was intended for one specific person?

Ryan Holiday wrote one of the best writing advice books I’ve found: Perennial Seller. Here are the top 13 things I learned from that book.

Receiving feedback is one of the most difficult aspects of leadership. For years, I’ve been working to become a better receiver of feedback.

Austin Kleon wrote a small but powerful bestseller called Steal Like An Artist. Here are the top 13 writing tips from that book.

For the past 10 years, I’ve been testing ways to remember lessons from the 600 books I’ve read in that timespan. These 7 tactics have helped.

Want to become a writer? There are essentially seven stages to the process, and some of those stages are quite uncomfortable.

Anne Lamott’s book Bird by Bird is a wellspring of knowledge for writers across all genres. Here are the top 13 tips from the book.

Well-chosen goals can be the difference between productivity and aimlessness. Here are 10 tips to set better goals for your team.

I’ve been experimenting with goal-setting systems for years. I finally found a system that works, and all it took was a few 3×5 notecards.