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It's counterintuitive but to get a lot done, don't check your phone or obsess about your to-do list first thing when you wake up.

Steve Jobs used to look into a mirror each morning and ask himself a specific question. You should follow his example.

Ever think about how, before you're fully awake, your stupid 'troll brain' takes over and sends you back under the covers?

One mindful hour every morning is enough time to transform yourself mentally and emotionally in ways that accelerate success.

The trick is to be intentional.

Working for yourself probably won't mean more time for family, friends and sleep.

Days that begin well have the best chance of ending better.

It may be hard to believe that less than five minutes can impact the entire course of your day but new research shows that happiness, and the productivity that comes along with it, may be easier to attain than we think.

Your routine is too complicated. It needs an image. It needs movement. Here are seven steps to help.

The intrepid Ohio entrepreneur convinced 'Joltin Joe' DiMaggio to stump for Mr. Coffee, even though the legendary centerfielder never touched the stuff it brewed.

A few minutes here and there adds up to hours every month, and that means you won't feel guilty watching something silly on YouTube.

Spending a few years behind bars totally sucked, but at least I developed some good habits that I still follow today.

If you want to have a great week, start it off with these actions.

With the year half over, it is time to revisit your personal and professional goals for the year.

Wake up and don't smell (or sip) the coffee. At least not right away. Here's why.

Rise and shine to the sweet smell of success ... and croissants.

From a $9 computer to a ridiculously smart trash can, here are the coolest projects on the crowdfunding platform right now.

Entrepreneurs may live hectic lives, but they can be less so with some careful planning.

Take a note from Jack Dorsey, who rises every morning at 5:30 for a meditation session followed by a six-mile jog.

Take charge of your mind. Grow and protect it with everything you have. All achievements, riches and happiness start in the mind.

Increasing productivity has less to do with working longer hours than staying more focused and inspiring your team.