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09/20/2026

Time for the title of the most famous list to undergo a makeover 😉

We all have these little actions that just… stuck.Like checking your phone twice in a row for no reason, always taking t...
08/22/2026

We all have these little actions that just… stuck.

Like checking your phone twice in a row for no reason, always taking the same route even when there’s a faster one, or saying “we’ll just have a quick look” and losing 40 minutes.

Now we’re curious. What’s yours?

There will always be another email, another task, another thing you could squeeze in before calling it a day.At some poi...
08/19/2026

There will always be another email, another task, another thing you could squeeze in before calling it a day.

At some point, enough has to be something you decide, not something your to-do list decides for you.

Leaving something for tomorrow doesn’t mean you didn’t do enough today. Sometimes it simply means you noticed your capacity and chose accordingly.

Tomorrow is allowed to have a list too.

It’s easy to assume that the way we move through our days is simply personal.We’re the one who keeps working through lun...
08/15/2026

It’s easy to assume that the way we move through our days is simply personal.

We’re the one who keeps working through lunch. We’re the one who answers the message. We’re the one who has trouble saying no. We’re the one who makes ourselves available.

But when enough people recognize themselves in the same patterns, it’s worth getting curious about what might be shaping them.

Workplace culture. What we’ve seen rewarded. What people have come to expect from us. What we’ve learned gets described as committed, dependable or capable.

None of that means the choices we’re making are wrong. Some may fit exactly how we want to live and work.

But sometimes realizing, “Oh, other people have gotten used to this too,” helps us see something we had assumed was simply ours.

Different lives. A lot of the same expectations.

What if the challenge isn’t that you’re taking too many breaks, but that you’ve stopped questioning never taking one? ...
08/03/2026

What if the challenge isn’t that you’re taking too many breaks, but that you’ve stopped questioning never taking one?

One of the easiest ways to understand your habits isn’t to look at yesterday.It’s to look a little further back.Think ab...
08/01/2026

One of the easiest ways to understand your habits isn’t to look at yesterday.

It’s to look a little further back.

Think about five years ago.

What feels completely ordinary today that once would have surprised you?

Maybe it’s answering emails at night.

Maybe it’s rushing through lunch.

Maybe it’s feeling guilty for taking a break.

Or maybe it’s something positive that you’ve intentionally built into your life.

The goal isn’t to criticize what’s become normal.

It’s simply to notice it.

Because once we notice it, we have the opportunity to choose what comes next.

We’ve been thinking about this a lot lately.Most of us don’t remember the moment we started feeling guilty for taking a ...
07/29/2026

We’ve been thinking about this a lot lately.

Most of us don’t remember the moment we started feeling guilty for taking a break.

Because there usually isn’t one.

It’s often hundreds of small experiences that quietly shape what feels normal.

That’s why noticing matters.

Not because everything familiar needs to change.

Because it’s hard to make intentional choices about something we’ve stopped seeing.

Sometimes the biggest shift doesn’t begin with changing a habit.

It begins with recognizing that what feels automatic today may have simply been something we gradually got used to.

What part of this post made you stop and think?

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