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Why having the courage to ‘Enter the Void’ leads to our best creative work
Here it is again.
Mar 27
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Alex Mathers
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Eight special habits that separate high achievers from the average Schmoe
We tend to tie achievement to talent, intelligence, wit and intellectual prowess.
Mar 22
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Alex Mathers
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The seven traits of people who are unapologetically themselves
There is a constant force that slowly and subtly works against your individuality.
Mar 19
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Alex Mathers
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I stopped doing this one thing and life purpose came to me without effort
I used to worry pretty much every day that I wasn’t clear on my purpose.
Mar 12
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Alex Mathers
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The nine simple habits of ridiculously determined people
When you ask most people who accomplished incredible things what made the most significant contribution, you’ll find a common answer:
Mar 4
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Alex Mathers
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February 2026
7 small steps that will reduce your anxiety by over 90% in the next 24 hours
I’ve been to hell and back with anxiety.
Feb 27
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Alex Mathers
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If you’re worried about money, read this
Who is human who hasn’t worried about money?
Feb 20
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Alex Mathers
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15 quick questions that make you laser-focused so your productivity quadruples
Most of us have very little sense of our priorities.
Feb 16
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Alex Mathers
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The 13 habits of people who actually like themselves
Ever met someone who seems genuinely comfortable in their own skin?
Feb 15
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Alex Mathers
1,069
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Eight ideas I share in my book ‘The Art of Self-Respect’ to help you stop people-pleasing and gain respect
Do you ever wonder why some people seem to command respect effortlessly while you’re still trying to prove yourself?
Feb 8
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Alex Mathers
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People-pleasing will hurt you with tiny cuts. Do this instead.
It took me most of my 41 years to realise I was operating on outdated software.
Feb 4
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Alex Mathers
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January 2026
Ten little life hacks that will instantly turn frustration into excitement
There’s no better teacher than bouncing around like a wet poodle in the washing machine of life for several decades.
Jan 31
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Alex Mathers
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