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How are You Different Now?
I love the New Year. It gives me an excuse to reflect on my life. And, I love the optimism of a clean slate for the year to come....

Kari Clark
Dec 31, 20181 min read
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What Three Things Can You Do Right Now
It's that time of year where many of us start creating goals and resolutions for the new year. Today is a small addition to your...

Kari Clark
Dec 27, 20181 min read
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Take the Easy Way Out
The holidays are always a bit nutty, so I'm continually looking for how to prune. Stressed about the pile of gift wrapping on my plate,...

Kari Clark
Dec 26, 20181 min read
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Why I'm Not Sending Holiday Cards
I love my collection of holiday cards hanging on my kitchen wall. Seeing my friends' faces every day brings me joy, especially last...

Kari Clark
Dec 19, 20181 min read
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Force Yourself to Stick with Good Habits
James Clear who wrote the incredible book, Atomic Habits, shares a similar philosophy to me on habit change. Willpower only goes so far,...

Kari Clark
Dec 7, 20181 min read
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Make Your Bed Toasty
Every night before bed I write down three things I'm grateful for. Now that it's gotten cold, more often then not, this includes my...

Kari Clark
Dec 4, 20181 min read
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Add a Spoonful of Sugar
Remember when Mary Poppins fooled the Banks’ children into helping them tidy up the playroom over “A Spoonful of Sugar” by making it a...

Kari Clark
Dec 3, 20181 min read
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Tweak that Golden Rule
Today's tip is short and sweet. Tweak the golden rule: Instead of treating others how you want to be treated, treat others how they want...

Kari Clark
Nov 30, 20181 min read
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Aim for 1%
In James Clear's incredible book, Atomic Habits, he tells the story of the British Cycling team turning around a century of mediocrity...

Kari Clark
Nov 28, 20181 min read
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What's Your Canary?
When I interview top working moms at the heights of their careers, I always ask, 'What do you do when you get overwhelmed?' I was shocked...

Kari Clark
Nov 26, 20181 min read
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Find the Right Slot
When I lived in NYC, I meditated every day. I started with 5-minutes, but by the end, was up to twenty. Then I moved to DC a year ago and...

Kari Clark
Nov 26, 20181 min read
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Clean Slate this Morning
Today's tip is for all you Chrome-users out there. How many tabs do you have open right now? For me, it's usually dozens, if not more. I...

Kari Clark
Nov 12, 20181 min read
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Do a 5-Minute Favor
The 5-minute favor was coined by Adam Rifkin, who supposedly has more connections on LinkedIn to the most influential people in the world...

Kari Clark
Nov 2, 20181 min read
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Normalize Balance
I've started emailing my weekly priorities and fuck yeahs to my team each Monday. This week, I almost removed this one: "Caught myself...

Kari Clark
Oct 30, 20181 min read
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Create a Mental Health Shelf
How is your Friday looking? You survived the week. Nice one. Today's hack: Create a mental health shelf. Designate a place in your house...

Kari Clark
Oct 26, 20181 min read
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What Level Is This?
I got a great tip on grit from Aditi Shekar, founder of Zeta, software that helps couples manage their money together. (Check it out.)...

Kari Clark
Oct 17, 20181 min read
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Be Pronoid (Is that a Word?)
This week, I discovered my new favorite word: Pronoia. The opposite of paranoia, pronoia is when you feel the world around you conspires...

Kari Clark
Oct 11, 20181 min read
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Live Your Mission
When listening to Reid Hoffman’s recent interview of Ariana Huffington on his podcast, Masters of Scale, I was impressed. Her company,...

Kari Clark
Oct 10, 20181 min read
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No is Better than Maybe
In starting my company, a ridiculous percent of my job is sales -- to potential investors, customers, partners, and employees. Sales is...

Kari Clark
Oct 9, 20181 min read
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Living in Dog Years
When people ask how I have been recently, I keep answering, "I'm living in dog years." Every week feels like a month, in a good way....

Kari Clark
Oct 8, 20181 min read
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