What feels like fun to you but work to others?

That question stopped me in my tracks.

In this episode of The Orange Butterfly Effect, I’m doing what I love most: sense-making. After revisiting Atomic Habits by James Clear one simple prompt kept following me around: What feels like fun to you but work to others?

For me, the answer was obvious once I slowed down enough to notice it. I love consuming ideas, connecting the dots, and sharing what’s worth keeping. Books, podcasts, research, conversations; I absorb it all, distill it down, and pass it along to you.

So this year, I’m leaning into that.

In this episode, I share my personal “notes app” takeaways from my favorite manifestation and personal development resources, including reflections on identifying your WHAT, the neuroscience behind manifestation, and why over-consuming self-help can actually lead to action paralysis.

Here is the full article with links to all of the resources mentioned in the episode.

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