change
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Don’t Tear Down Chesterton’s Fence
There’s this incredibly stupid phenomenon in Hollywood studios. When a new studio exec replaces an old one, they throw out all the old film projects in development, and they start new ones. You’ve seen this happen in your own industry (and so have I), because this is what new bosses do. They change things. That’s…
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Life Is Change
Welcome back to Mid-Week Meditations, Lifehacker‘s weekly dip into the pool of stoic wisdom, and a guide to using its waters to reflect on and improve your life.
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If You Can’t Start An Emergency Fund, Start A Change Jar
It’s a good idea to have some kind of financial buffer to help keep you in the black. The problem is, not everyone can afford it. If you’re struggling to set aside money for things like an emergency fund, start small with a change jar.
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Improve 1% Each Day In Small Areas, Rather Than Aiming For Huge Changes
When you decide that life needs to change, the biggest problem areas of your life will stand out. The gap between where you are and where you want to be is overwhelming. Don’t focus on the end point. Focus on the minor steps you can take to get there instead.