The growth balance

 Brand awarness: It's Not Just a Name Personal branding in today's modern digital era has become an invaluable resource for everyone from professionals and entrepreneurs to artists and creatives. If you want to career-advance, business-grow, or establish credibility in your line of work, a strong personal brand distinguishes you from competitors. It is no longer the case of carrying an awesome résumé but how you actually present yourself and are perceived offline and online. But what is personal branding, and how can you create one that actually showcases who you are? This is the guide that will take you through the major points of crafting a personal brand that is more than a name and has lasting effects What is Personal Branding? Your personal brand is the way you promote yourself to the world. It's the individual blend of your abilities, experience, personality, and values that define how others perceive you. Consider it your professional reputation—what others say about...

 The Power of Atomic Habits: Small Changes, Big Results Introduction Habits make up the fabric of our lives. From waking up early in the morning to going to bed at night, all the daily actions are made up of habits, some of them very intentional, and the others automatic. Most people wish for huge changes, but science tells us that all roads actually lead to small yet consistent improvements. This is a theoretical perspective coined as atomic habits, meaning tiny changes that accumulate over time to produce monumental effects. James Clear in his bestselling book Atomic Habits supports, "small changes make a big difference." By focusing on 1% improvement every day, we set up a system to ensure lasting growth. Today, this blog goes through the power of atomic habits and why they work and how you can apply it to your life to achieve lasting success. What Are Atomic Habits? Atomic habits are small, incremental changes that can lead to profound changes over time. The word "at...

How to prevent yourself from procastination? Procrastination is an issue that all people face one time or the other. Some procrastinate regarding a simple thing like household work, while for others, the procrastination concerns major career-oriented goals. No matter how little it may sound, chronic procrastination can ultimately lead to severe stress, wasted opportunities, and unrealized capacity. Good news: procrastination is not an innate characteristic. Rather, it has become a habit that you can learn to break free from. Once you know the causes and add some practical strategies, you can find yourself out of this loop called procrastination and ultimately take action toward meaningful goals. Here we will discuss why people procrastinate, the psychological barriers behind them, and actionable techniques to win over these barriers.   Understanding Procrastination: Why Do We Delay Tasks? Procrastination is not only about bad time management; it often has more profound psychologica...