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Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
Ask a friend to be the person who knows. Send them a line on the days you went, with no reply needed. Being known about today is what does the work.
It only helps if you set it up yourself and say exactly what you want, otherwise it slips into being nagged. Keep it small and specific: one line,…
When somebody looks like they have stopped caring, it is often that they have stopped expecting it to go well. Giving up on yourself tends to come after a long run of trying and being told it was not enough.
That changes what helps. Another plan, another chart, another talk about wasted potential all land on the wrong problem. What shifts things is a…
If you are helping someone get moving, start with the thing they mind about, even when you can see something else that needs it more. A goal a person picked for themselves is the only kind they will chase when you are not in the room.
Keep that first target small and specific enough to finish: one drawer, one email, the bag by the door on Tuesday. The thing you can see needs…
If a task gives you nothing, bring something to it. Ring the cousin you never speak to and paint while you talk. Do the filing beside a friend who has their own filing to do.
This is a design fix rather than a failure of discipline. Dull work asks your brain to stay somewhere that offers it no reason to stay. Pair it with…
Looking for a whole subject rather than a single practice? Start from the nine areas.