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Tag: Happiness

A woman sitting on a couch, with her laptop on the coffee table, looking at some papers
By Christina Posted on November 14, 2019September 15, 2020

5 ways that being kind to yourself is more productive than pushing yourself

Pushing yourself harder doesn’t actually mean you get more done. The good news is that there’s a better way. I call it “self-compassionate productivity”.

Categories: Organisation & productivityTags: Evidence-based living, Happiness, Monotasking, Simplicity, Sleep, Tiny habits
A woman and man hold hands, while walking their dog in a green park
By Christina Posted on September 27, 2018January 31, 2020

What kind of life do YOU want to live?

Productivity skills work best when they act in service of living a life aligned with your deepest interests and values.

Categories: Organisation & productivity, The good lifeTags: Happiness, Prioritising
A man looks relaxed
By Christina Posted on September 13, 2018September 8, 2018

Real relaxation

Here’s a selection of excerpts from things I’ve read or listened to recently, on the theme of “real relaxation”.

Categories: Around the web, Organisation & productivity, The good lifeTags: Happiness, Holidays, Simplicity
Ryan at his desk with a bottle of beer, in a stylish white office
By Christina Posted on June 14, 2018January 31, 2020

My good life: “Never lose the drive to be continually learning.”

This month’s interviewee is Ryan Impey. Ryan gets a lot out of life: beach-side living, a fulfilling job, outdoor physical movement of many kinds, and lifelong learning. (You guys, I … Continue reading My good life: “Never lose the drive to be continually learning.”

Categories: My good lifeTags: Happiness, My Good Life, Reading
Green cliffs beside the ocean
By Christina Posted on April 12, 2018January 31, 2020

My Good Life: “Basking in the miracle that is growing your own food”

Welcome to the second instalment of “My Good Life”, a monthly series in which I interview different people about their lives. This month’s interviewee is Kirra Minton, history PhD candidate, reader, and lover of nature.

Categories: My good lifeTags: Happiness, My Good Life, Reading, To-do lists, Working from home
Scrabble tiles spell the word "LIKE"
By Christina Posted on April 5, 2018March 15, 2018

Is social media the thief of joy?

How can you avoid comparing yourself to other people on social media? Here’s an expert’s advice.

Categories: The good lifeTags: Comparison, Happiness, Social media
A pair of wingback armchairs in front of several bookshelves
By Christina Posted on March 8, 2018January 31, 2020

My good life: “My ‘Reading Room’ is honestly the best non-human part of my life”

I am so excited to kick off “My Good Life”, a monthly series in which I interview different people about their lives. This month’s interviewee is Elizabeth Sund, fellow lifelong reader and philosopher.

Categories: My good life, Organisation & productivityTags: Daily rituals, Happiness, My Good Life, Reading, Sleep
A notebook, open to a blank page
By Christina Posted on February 19, 2018January 22, 2018

Why you’re doing gratitude wrong

What you’ve been told about gratitude is wrong (but there’s a super-easy fix).

Categories: The good lifeTags: Evidence-based living, Gratitude, Happiness

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I acknowledge the Bunorong people of the Kulin nation as the traditional and ongoing custodians of the land I call home, and pay my respects to their elders across all time. Living and working on this land – walking among its green leaves and hearing its magpies sing – brings me joy every day. I honour this land and its people, whose connection to the land, waters, and communities is an inextricable part of the good life. 

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