As our challenges evolve, each and every one of us continues to reset our goals and pivot our plans. And despite all the changes around us, we know one thing should remain constant: making sure that we are taking the time to read. The benefits of reading for children are well known, but as we

Last September our family was blessed with a beautiful baby boy. And although months of sleepless nights, mountains of diapers, and countless mistakes left us feeling like we could handle anything, it’s clear that wasn’t the case. There’s nothing easy about working a full-time job and serving as a full-time parent. The ONE Thing begins

Like us, you may have recently found yourself playing the role of a teacher or student: dusting off old books, picking up some dry erase boards, and itching to pick up a once-forgotten hobby. Whether out of curiosity or necessity, the world is hungry for avenues that allow them to learn and teach virtually. Lucky

Among the most humbling aspects of our ONE Thing journey has been seeing just how far this little book about productivity and purpose can go. As of 2020, we have 39 translations of The ONE Thing in print – we’ve listed where you can find some of our foreign friends here and we’ll  update this

The One Thing has reached a remarkable milestone: we have sold over two million copies. It’s impossible for us to think about achieving these results without looking at what those 2 million copies represent: you. The community that has come together over these past seven years has shown us how resilient we can be when

Now more than ever we’re reminded that life is full of ups and downs, and that many of those changes are brought on by the unexpected. When things don’t go as planned, it’s tempting to remain stubborn and stay the course. It also might be tempting to throw in the towel. But there’s another option

“Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.” – Theodore Roosevelt What we can do when we don’t know what to do. If you feel like the rug was pulled out from under you this week, you’re far from alone. Many people are working from home. Kids are out of school. Businesses

Congratulations on reaching this, the final day of your 66 Day Challenge. Chances are, if you’ve come this far, you’re either reached your goal and established a routine or you’re nearly there. “So,” you might be thinking, “This is it. I’m supposed to be happy and successful now, right?” Well, yes and no. It depends

As a young teenager, I stumbled across posts on an online forum by a man calling himself John Titor. He claimed to be a time traveler from the American military, sent back from the year 2036 to recover an IBM 5100 computer. The future was in crisis, and it needed the machine to avoid another

If you’ve ever helped your kids with homework, explained a new piece of technology to your co-workers, or given a guest directions to your new house, you know that the best way to retain information is to teach it to someone else. The effect is amplified when we teach from memory. For instance, a recent