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- Something to read - How to Fall Asleep Faster
- Something to read - A Certain Kind of Decision Fatigue
- Something to eat - This week's meal ideas
- Someone to know - Read about James Clear
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This Week’s Profile
Showcasing thinkers and doers with interesting ideas that can help make your week a success.
5 easy dinner ideals for a busy week
Hey, I'm Mike
I’m a writer and recovering corporate marketer.
Like you, I’m working to learn and practice better lifestyle habits so my weeks are smooth and days enjoyable.
The writing on this website is built from conversations, experience and research that has helped thousands implement 1% upgrades into their lives and reap the benefits of small & consistent positive change.
I hope you find the material useful and thought-provoking!
A few topics I write about
Healthy eating and balanced nutrition
Positive habits and improvements
Brain quirks / behavioral economics
Simple meditation and relaxation techniques
Improving sleep habits
Everyday self-care practices
Balancing work and personal life
Ways to support your immune system
Reducing environmental stressors
Being productively lazy
Building mental toughness
Routines and lifestyles
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