Advance Agility

People cannot change their habits without first changing their way of thinking" - Marie Kondo. A fresh approach to storage techniques is presented in The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. Cleaning up takes on an art form that can significantly improve our lives. So that we are surrounded exclusively by the things that make us happy, tidy and reject everything at once, keeping just the items that make us happy. Once all the unnecessary items have been eliminated from our living space, the magic of tidying up also enables us to make our capacity agile for decision-making and self-confidence and provides an ideation of what we truly want from life. We may start a new life once our house is in order. Marie Kondo contends that we must be taught proper storage practises in order to master the art of organisation. Because of this, it is entirely understandable that we have not mastered the art of tidying. With the proper strategy, the rebound effect (the yo-yo effect you notice wh...

        “Be happy, but never satisfied” by Stephen Guise Mini Habits (2013) highlights the reasoning behind a novel strategy for accomplishing your objectives. It's your modest daily practices that will put you on the correct track rather than your motivation and ambition that will propel you to achievement. With these blinks, you can learn how to use their strength. About the Author: - Stephen Guise is a writer, blogger, and researcher with a focus on fun learning and personal development. The title of his most recent book is ‘How to Be an Imperfectionist’. Small Habits Approach: - A mini habit is a very small positive activity that you make yourself do every day; it is superior to other habit-building techniques because it is "too small to fail" and therefore weightless, deceptively powerful, and effective. Smaller habits, bigger results: - According to studies, our habits control more than 45% of our fundamental behavior. This is because doing...

It is more important to influence people than to impress them. – Adrian Rogers Influence can be defined as the ability to affect and leads to change in the mindset , character, behaviour, or development of someone or something. This ability requires a strong emotional connection with yourself and others. Those who are masters in the art of influence are also skilled at tapping into people’s emotions, which drive their actions. And that’s why influence is known to be synonymous with leadership. In fact, when Time magazine releases the ranks of the 100 most influential people throughout the globe, their largest group isn’t comprised of sports stars, philanthropists, or musical icons, but rather leaders such as Michelle Obama, Jacinda Ardern, Xi Jinping, and Bob Iger. A very clever form of manipulation is persuasion. How do they try to manipulate us, and how do we overcome that situation? 1.       Marketers employ agile tools to get you to purchase their goods. 2...