Galina

"How you do anything is how you do everything" - T. Harv Eker

You don’t have to have everything figured out before you start something

Asking the right question makes all the difference

Are you being productive or just busy?

Accept how much you can do per day, it's good to be ambitious and have expectations, but too high of expectations is a recipe for burnout

In a world of that prioritizes instant gratification and extrinsic rewards, finding and grounding yourself with intrinsic purpose is of utmost importance

Both of these videos have gone semi-viral, one is a promotional video with 60k views while the other is an entertainment video with a trending sound with almost 160k views. However notice how the ratio of views to the “saved” feature is proportionally different

Entertaining vs videos your followers find useful are different, here’s what I mean:

Up your productivity by knowing how to differentiate between “urgent” and “important” tasks. Not all urgent tasks are as important as they seem.

1 hour of planning can save days of headaches

Saying no can let you say yes to many other important things you value

Most people are there for your highs, but it's those there for your lows that are most meaningful

Life is a fragile thing

So nice to take a day off, wish I could do it more 🦋 @ The Hideout Kitchen instagram.com/p/Ce2ywxUrQo2/…

Reminder to not settle for less when you deserve all the best!

Example: "You did a great job but I'd like to see you improve on XYZ" vs "You did a great job AND I'd like to see you improve on XYZ"

"But" has a negative connotation. A great way to give constructive criticism is to just swap "but" with "and"

We often overestimate what we can get done in a day and underestimate what can be done in a week

Sometimes accepting that you can’t finish everything on your to do list for the day, and just focusing on one task at a time alleviates all the stress 😊

If something takes less than 5 minutes to do just do it. Don’t let the little things stack up and distract you from the big picture