The inspiring story of how an ordinary bloke got rid of almost everything, remade his life and regained his soul. My suggested starting point (especially for blokes) on the minimalism journey – Highly Recommended !
Archive | Life Balance
Book Review: What Got You Here Won’t Get You There
By Andrew Leunig on March 1, 2011 in Belief Systems, Blog, Book Reviews, Communication, Leadership, Learning and Growth, Life Balance, Mental Health, Personal Effectiveness, Personal Energy Levels, Personal Improvement, Teamwork
Maybe you can be more successful by making a small adjustment or simply stopping counter-productive behavior. In this book Leadership expert Goldsmith explains this logic and more. He has a seven step process to make eliminate your bad habits.
What are you going to stop doing in 2011 ?
By Andrew Leunig on December 9, 2010 in Belief Systems, Blog, Business Issues, Learning and Growth, Life Balance, Lifestyle, Mental Health, Other Stuff, Personal Effectiveness, Personal Energy Levels, Personal Improvement, Strategy
Rather than doing more stuff effectively – what should you stop doing completely ? What personal and business activities should you abandon ? What activities, people, possessions are weighing you down ? Why not get them out of your life in 2011 and free up some “head-space” for more productive thoughts and action ?
Mini Retirements
By Andrew Leunig on October 22, 2010 in Belief Systems, Blog, Learning and Growth, Life Balance, Lifestyle, Mental Health, Mini Retirements, Personal Effectiveness, Personal Energy Levels
I’m not deferring enjoyment until I retire. I want it now. So should you.
Melbourne Bike Share is a dud : Helmet laws to blame
By Andrew Leunig on October 15, 2010 in Blog, Business Issues, Case Studies, Communication, Insights, Life Balance
Bike Share Programs seem to be taking off across the world, except in Melbourne. The problem appears to be compulsory helmet laws.
The Benefits of Travel
By Andrew Leunig on October 1, 2010 in Blog, Learning and Growth, Life Balance, Mental Health, Other Stuff, Travel
Recent research suggests that a holiday gives more enduring happiness than a purchase, partially because it is more personal and less likely to be unfavourably compared. It can also clear the mind and allow your sub-conscious to solve long-standing issues.