Scientists say it takes 21 days to form a new habit (or break an old one). Think about that. If you want to change your life, or your attitude, you can do it in 3 weeks. You just need to keep the streak up for that long.

It’s harder than it sounds. 21 days can be […]

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Take a few minutes today to get some great advice from around the web:

Set Up Habit Changes So It’s Hard to Fail
24 tips to becoming an early riser
Keeping ideas on track
Discover your "idea honeypot"
23 Ways to Get Ahead, Work Less and Achieve More

Oh, and happy monday!

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Here’s something to ponder while you’re enjoying your weekend.
"A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle."

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Are you trying to develop a new habit? Maybe you want to become a better writer. Maybe you can’t get into the habit of balancing your checkbook. Maybe you’d really like to play an instrument, but just don’t have the attention span.
Jerry Seinfeld knows the secret, and it’s simpler than you think. "He said the […]

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I received a touching story from a reader yesterday. It really feels good to know our products can make a difference in people’s lives. Thank you Sharon, and good luck.

I just wanted to share a story with you. Last year my ex daughter-in-law sent me a link to the Dash movie and it influenced my […]

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Did you ever notice that the way you start your day has a huge bearing on your attitude for the rest of the day? Getting up late, rushing out the door, skipping breakfast, and swearing at traffic set a terrible tone for the entire day.  Lifehack posted a great article yesterday on "How to raise […]

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