Did mine grab yours? You tell me — Rank the First Lines — Reading Challenge Are you up for the reading challenge? Rank the first lines of the following books in order of most to least engaging and let me know your order in the comments below! The following are the first lines from all my books. …

Motivation for overcoming the plateau — I have never been good with routine. So if I manage to do this, anyone can. Growing up, my mom always told me I had been lucky I didn’t inherit her strong memory. I didn’t have her ability to only hear a lecture once and have it etched in memory…

I’m going to be trying out some exercises to improve my most problematic Big Five trait — I recently read an article by Olga Khazan in which she conducted an experiment to see if she could alter her personality in three months. The experiment involved engaging in a series of exercises over a 3-month span to move the scale on four of her Big Five traits (if…

There are many benefits to celebrating on holidays. One of the most obvious benefits is that it gives us a chance to spend time with family and friends. Holidays are a time when we can all come together and celebrate our shared traditions. Another benefit of celebrating on holidays is…

Check out the previous post for an explanation of Function Type Balance: Function Type Balance: What Functions Are Balanced vs. Imbalanced for Each MBTI Type And what these function imbalances look like for each of the typesrobinnemesszeghy.medium.com Here are what the MBTI Function Imbalances look like for each of the single deciders

And what these function imbalances look like for each of the types — NOTE: If you are unfamiliar with the cognitive functions or function stacks of the MBTI (Myers-Briggs Typology Index), this post may be confusing or hard to follow. …

The answer is nothing good — We all know by now that sitting is bad for us. But do you know just how bad it is? Sitting for extended periods of time can lead to a host of health problems, including obesity, heart disease, and cancer. Additionally, sitting can cause back pain, neck pain, and poor…

This should do it in about a month’s time — There’s not too much to say about this one, because this issue is sadly all too common these days. Fortunately, it’s fixable. In fact, it could even take you less than a month to reverse all the sitting you do in your day-to-day life. Of course, it does depend on…