Have you ever shopped at a specific store, flown with a specific airline, eaten at a certain restaurant, or worked with a particular business and thought to yourself, “That was a fantastic experience!”? And have you ever found yourself visiting those same stores, airlines, restaurants, and businesses while in a completely different part of the

It sounds cliché, but life is a journey. For those who have embraced The ONE Thing, that journey means following their ONE thing. And no two journeys are the same. For some, the path toward realizing your goals is a well-worn one. With proven habits and profound clarity, these beaten paths are easier to navigate.

This week we’re celebrating the eighth anniversary of The ONE Thing on bookshelves everywhere! As our vibrant community has shown, The ONE Thing offers different words of wisdom for every reader. Each time our team reads the book, some of our most familiar phrases or sentences can mean something different to us, based on where

When we’re stressed, it can feel like the easiest thing to do is to say yes. But in a lot of cases, it just makes everything more difficult. Saying yes means keeping everyone happy. It means not being the focus of disappointment. It also means taking on the responsibility of having to figure out how

Over this past year, you may have surprised yourself. Perhaps you got caught up trying to perfect your sour dough and realized that you could eat your way through several loafs in a week. Or, while you were trying out dalgona coffee you uncovered a deep-seated desire to up your caffeine game and found yourself

Teamwork makes the dream work. Nothing makes work more enjoyable than doing what you love with a group of people you like. But sometimes getting into a good rhythm can be a challenge. Whether you’re incorporating someone new to a team or building a cracker-jack lineup from scratch, figuring out team dynamics takes time and

Every night I go to sleep with five things on my bedside table: a lamp, a book, a baby monitor, a phone, and a clock. While two of these items serve as an alarm clock, the baby monitor is what wakes me up every morning. Over the past year, I decided to stop setting my

Without question, the past year has been a tough one. From our finances and careers, to our personal lives and key relationships, it’s safe to say that not a single circle of the seven key areas of our lives have gone unscathed. As we look with a hopeful eye toward the future, now is the

We’ve previously discussed the importance of unearthing core values, particularly when it comes to setting goals. But how do we make time for these values in our daily lives? While it’s easy to sit and outline what your values are, in practice, those values can mean something else altogether. If you’ve figured out what your

Famed motivational speaker Jim Rohn said that we’re the average of the five people that we spend the most time with. This concept also applies to our finances. You may be used to thinking of your financial well-being as a solo enterprise, that our personal discipline or ambition that determines how much we’re able to