Antimimeticisomorphic thinking is unique, different. This is an excellent example.
Monthly Archive for April, 2026
This core principle (motivational mantra) can have comical representations like this hilarious video from the Corporate Bro.
One of the biggest obstacles to changing habits is due to skill and knowledge gaps that you might not be aware of. Let me explain. Most advice you’ll read on habit formation assumes that you can already perform the behavior you want, and that you just lack the discipline. However, research shows that, often, this […]
Temporal Distortion is well known, but how it relates to your age, not so much. Tactile Play can help slow down this time ‘acceleration’…
All new technology has embedded pros and cons with challenges that we need to meet (and hopefully overcome). We are all cognizant that our basic math and memory skills have deteriorated with the introduction of the calculator and smartphone respectively. That is not to deny they are net positive contributors to our success and/or self-actualisation, […]
The Ice Cube Theory is a great Mental Model whenever you get frustrated with a lack of observable progress…
Friction in habit formation is the mental, physical, or emotional resistance—or “activation energy”—required to perform a behaviour. High friction (e.g., inconvenient, difficult) hinders habit adoption, while low friction (e.g., easy, convenient) facilitates it. To form habits, decrease friction for good behaviors. Conversely, to break bad habits, increase the friction. I recently blogged about beginners playing […]
Most of us can agree that our increased electronic device screentime has affected our THINKING… A return to tactile play is one of the many, simple solutions to counteract this phenomenon. Games like chess and this simpler magnetic stones game can interrupt this modality in a fun, engaging way.
I’ve blogged a lot about habit formation this year because it’s one of the TOP impediments to goal attainment we deal with in the My Best Year Ever Program. This BRILLIANT Detailed Distinction reveals how dopamine creates (bad) habits… Habits: The killer of dreams? Behaviour begets behaviour. A table of unconscious behaviours. Habits and willpower.
How you SEE and DEAL with time depends on whether you’re monochronic or polychronic. Either way, perceptions can be distorted when you consider: IKR? Perceptual distortions affect us all. The ability to see them is how successful people learn to leverage them as Mental Models to become and remain successful with a lot less effort […]
