Rmleigh

Joined May 2023

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Hi, I'm a writer passionate about self-help, productivity, and self-development. I write practical articles and books to help people unlock their full potential and achieve their goals.

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Believe in yourself
When working diligently towards your goals and personal growth, it's not uncommon to experience moments of solitude, worry, and the deep desire for the unwavering support and belief of those closest to you—your dear friends and beloved family members. It can feel disheartening when it seems that nobody shares the same level of faith in you or your project. However, it's essential to recognize that the strongest belief in yourself must come from within. After all, you are the sole visionary of your aspirations, capable of fully comprehending their profound significance. Rather than expecting too much from others, focus on your relentless efforts, speak with purpose, and allow your remarkable work to manifest its impact.
By Rmleigh3 years ago in Lifehack
Stop saying yes when you need to say no
In our society, the value of politeness is deeply ingrained. We are taught from a young age to be kind, considerate, and accommodating. Saying "yes" is often seen as a virtue, as it portrays us as agreeable individuals who are willing to help others.
By Rmleigh3 years ago in Lifehack
10 REASONS WHY WRITING DOWN YOUR DAILY PLANS A NIGHT/A DAY BEFORE MAKES YOU MORE PRODUCTIVE.
1) It helps you prioritize. With the rise of recent technologies, work, school, being a parent, a friend, social obligations, we can get overwhelmed with where we focus our attention. A lot of these factors mentioned above fighting for our attention or sometimes we fight for their attention are important, but we only have 24 hours in a day and what we choose to do first and last is very important as soon as we begin our day. Obviously, we can’t predict the future but writing down what you plan to do a night before helps you prioritize the most urgent or/and important tasks of the day.
By Rmleigh3 years ago in Lifehack
Is a degree necessary for success
Education is a necessary tool to succeed in the society we live in, but what is education? Does it mean going to school, an institution? In a manner of speaking, yes. People are made to believe that not having a higher education is a disadvantage and one cannot reach his/her true potential. Is this true? With my experience and in my opinion no. I have seen many people including friends and family who became very successful going to school or having a formal education and those who never went to school. I think it all depends on the way we go about educating ourselves.
By Rmleigh3 years ago in Lifehack

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Stop saying yes when you need to say no

10 REASONS WHY WRITING DOWN YOUR DAILY PLANS A NIGHT/A DAY BEFORE MAKES YOU MORE PRODUCTIVE.

Is a degree necessary for success

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