Posts Tagged ‘frustration’

Six Great Ways to Vent Your Frustrations

We all have ups and downs to life. How do you deal with the downs? Do you numb yourself and avoid them? Or do you find the hidden gift held within them? Each time a painful emotion is felt, it provides an opportunity. Pain gives us the gift of growth in a hidden package. Something is shouting out for a change. If we pause and open this gift, a great secret of freedom and love can be revealed. Sometimes when the pain is large enough, we have no choice but to look at it anyway. My largest pains have helped to open the greatest growths in my life. Hey, it’s worth a shot, right? Check out these six ways to vent and clear out that frustration. Continue reading

February 27 2009 | By Danielle Marie | Tagged: clarity, frustration, growth, health, healthy living, opportunity, Venting | 20 comments»

6 Signs Your Lifehacks Aren’t Working

Upping your productivity isn’t an exact science — and it isn’t something you can do overnight. Instead, you will probably need to try out a few things, see what works and throw out what isn’t working for you. Of course, to get rid of things that aren’t working, you have to recognize the warning signs before your productivity hacks turn into problems. Here is a spotter’s guide to a… Continue reading

May 20 2008 | By Thursday | Tagged: frustration, Lifehack, Productivity, tasks | 7 comments»

What’s YOUR Sticking Point?

I've written recently about starting and finishing the big projects in your life, which leaves the big, wide middle -- the day-to-day slog of working steadily to get to done.

When we start something new, we often have a huge burst of enthusiasm and energy that carries us through the early stages. But eventually the newness wears off, and the project settles down into a… Continue reading

February 1 2008 | By Dustin | Tagged: finishing, frustration, obstacle, project, sticking_point | 12 comments»

Seven Things That Keep Us From Getting Home on Time

Time wasters are often things that we enjoy. They often are the seed of great frustration as well. The frustration manifests at the end of the day when we think, “What did I do today?” or “Why didn’t those things get done?” or “I guess I’ll be here until 8pm so that I’m not late with that project.” Recognizing some of our time wasters as we get into them is… Continue reading

October 18 2007 | By Susan | Tagged: frustration, habit, time, waster | 17 comments»

10 Ways to Conquer Boredom (and Feeling Too Busy)

Boredom and feeling too busy are the same problem. Some people might claim I’m being too ambitious trying to strike down chronic boredom and busyness at the same time. I’d argue that the only way to take them out is simultaneously. The problem stems from how you manage your attention. Both boredom and busyness stem from feeling there is a lack of quality in what is covering… Continue reading

September 10 2007 | By Scott H | Tagged: boredom, busy, emotion, frustration, Lifehack, mental, Productivity, stress, time-management | 14 comments»

The Two F-Words You Should Love

Make Failure and Frustration Your Friends: A History Lesson We all experience failure and the subsequent frustration. But how you handle those tormentors makes all the difference in your final outcomes. Oftentimes the peak of frustration comes right before a major breakthrough. That's if you don't quit. So don't quit! Instead use the energy behind that frustration to break through to a new level of strategy. Make failure the friend… Continue reading

June 27 2007 | By K. | Tagged: failure, famous, frustration, people | 23 comments»