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  30 One-Sentence Stories From People Who Have Built Better Habits by James Clear from jamesclear.com, revised by Julia M. (Links from jamesclear.com) 98% of our viewers skip through this, but we're looking for you to make a difference to us, even if your donation is only a cent. If Articles 101 has provided you with 2$ of helpful information, we beg you to please donate to us to help us achieve our goal of reaching out our articles to worldwide countries. We are also trying to achieve advertisements to inform even more people on true facts and fun articles, so you can also share our blog. Please donate to us if you have enjoyed reading articles from us. In this article, I'd like to share 30 “one-sentence stories” about building better habits. (They are not all  exactly  one sentence, but they are very short.) None of these stories are mine. They were sent to me by readers of  Atomic Habits . My hope is that these examples will illustrate how real people are putting the book in

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Articles 101 PopSongz: Easy On Me by Adele 98% of our viewers skip through this, but we're looking for you to make a difference to us, even if your donation is only a cent. If Articles 101 has provided you with 2$ of helpful information, we beg you to please donate to us to help us achieve our goal of reaching out our articles to worldwide countries. We are also trying to achieve advertisements to inform even more people on true facts and fun articles, so you can also share our blog. Please donate to us if you have enjoyed reading articles from us. Title: Easy On Me Released: 2021 Artist: Adele Lyrics: There ain't no gold in this river That I've been washin' my hands in forever I know there is hope in these waters But I can't bring myself to swim When I am drowning in this silence Baby, let me in Go easy on me, baby I was still a child Didn't get the chance to Feel the world around me I had no time to choose What I chose to do So go easy on me There ain't no

The Scientific Argument for Mastering One Thing at a Time written by   JAMES CLEAR  and edited by romeo C. BEHAVIORAL PSYCHOLOGY   HABITS   MINIMALISM   SELF-IMPROVEMENT Many people, myself included, have multiple areas of life they would like to improve. For example, I would like to reach more people with my writing, to lift heavier weights at the gym, and to start practicing mindfulness more consistently. Those are just a few of the goals I find desirable and you probably have a long list yourself. The problem is, even if we are committed to working hard on our goals, our natural tendency is to revert back to our old habits at some point. Making a permanent lifestyle change is really difficult. Recently, I've come across a few research studies that (just maybe) will make these difficult lifestyle changes a little bit easier. As you'll see, however, the approach to mastering many areas of life is somewhat counterintuitive. Too Many Good Intentions If you want to master multipl

Very carefully. That is the answer. No, I’m kidding, but that’s part of the answer.  Step 1. Look for a green spot on your cactus. Cautiously and slowly, reach your hand over and brush the green area. Do not fool around a cactus.  Step 2.  Carefully touch the sides of your cactus’s spikes. Step 3. Name your cactus and share this article!

The Ultimate Productivity Hack Is Saying No by James Clear from jamesclear.com, edited and revised by Julia M. from Articles 101 The ultimate productivity hack is saying no. Not doing something will always be faster than doing it. This statement reminds me of the old computer programming saying, “Remember that there is no code faster than no code.” The same philosophy applies in other areas of life. For example, there is no meeting that goes faster than not having a meeting at all. This is not to say you should never attend another meeting, but the truth is that we say yes to many things we don't actually want to do. There are many meetings held that don't need to be held. There is a lot of code written that could be deleted. How often do people ask you to do something and you just reply, “Sure thing.” Three days later, you're overwhelmed by how much is on your to-do list. We become frustrated by our obligations even though we were the ones who said yes to them in the first

Europe Went From All Monarchies To All Republics. These maps below show the process. Red = Monarchy Blue = Republic                 1815                                             1914                                           1930 55 Monarchies                             22 Monarchies                           20 Monarchies 9 Republics                                  4 Republics                                15 Republics          1950                                            2015 13 Monarchies                            12 Monarchies 21 Republics                               35 Republics

Empires 101: The Ottoman Empire Years : 1299-1922 Maximum land area year : 1683 Millions of square miles occupied : 20.1 Percentage of the world : 3.86 percent One of the Longest Reigning Empires in History The Ottoman Empire began in the small town of Sögüt in Bilecik Province, Turkey, in 1299. The early Ottomans expanded virtually nonstop and conquered the Balkans in the mid-14th century. By 1453, it had destroyed what remained of the Byzantine Empire.  At its height, the Ottoman Empire stretched from the majority of southeastern Europe to Vienna (pictured: "The Second Siege of Vienna" by Frans Geffels) and Greece, the Middle East and Algeria. The Empire lasted 623 years until World War I when the Ottoman Empire joined Germany and was subsequently defeated. Its Middle Eastern territories were divvied up between the U.K. and France, and the empire was officially wiped out after the Turkish War of Independence. 

When it comes to healthcare prices in the United States, Americans get completely ripped off. Compared to every other country in the world, America by far has the highest prices for healthcare, while other countries (even European and Asian nations) have WAY lower prices. This map from Vox  shows how and why.

The Untitled Document A Short Story Dad was at work that day. His boss gave him a file with “Top Secret” stamped on the top. He felt proud to be worthy of carrying this document and put it in his safe. He out the document carefully in his briefcase. Dad came home from work late today. He didn’t look happy. He looked disappointed. “What’s wrong?” I asked. “There’s a very important document missing,” he said with a sad face. “Why don’t you just search the name on the computer?” I asked. “Then it would pop up.” “The problem is, it’s an untitled document. The computer won’t recognize it.” “Oh,” I said in a dry voice.  Mom walked in. “What’s going on? Are you having a relationship? “Dad? What’s that white thing in your briefcase?” I asked. Dad took it out. “Oh!” Dad said, clearly embarrassed. “It was in there all along?” “You should probably give it a name,” I said. “You’re right. Anyway, I gotta go bye.” He hurried off.

  Metaphor Definition: Metaphors are one of the most extensively used literary devices. A metaphor refers to a meaning or identity ascribed to one subject by way of another. In a metaphor, one subject is implied to be another so as to draw a comparison between their similarities and shared traits.