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Third, it makes solutions seem relatively straightforward: stop the bad people, or get rid of them.

In order for change to last, we must work with the fundamental forces in our lives, not against them. Nearly everything that makes up your daily life has an equilibrium—a natural set point, a normal pace, a typical rhythm. If we reach too far beyond this equilibrium, we will find ourselves being yanked back to the baseline.Thus, the best way to... See more

There’s nothing necessarily wrong with deciding to go and get what you want.

Peaceful productivity is about getting the important things done and eliminating everything else. Slow Down to Speed Up

The most creative innovations are often new combinations of old ideas. Innovative thinkers don't create, they connect. Furthermore, the most effective way to make progress is usually by making 1 percent improvements to what already works rather than breaking down the whole system and starting over.

There are a variety of popular behavioral economics studies that refer to this as the Endowed Progress Effect, which essentially says we place more value on things once we have them. In other words, the more paper clips you move to the “Completed” bin, the more valuable completing the habit becomes to you.

Let's talk about that what he does and how you can use the “Seinfeld Strategy” to stop procrastinating and actually achieve your goals.