Zack Daniels

I sometimes wish that I could just have good mental health and let it stay that way for the rest of my life.

I had a talk with a friend recently, and he kept asking me about what to do about this girl he was seeing.

I just started a new sales job last week, and I got an amazing piece of advice from the Head of Sales about closing deals: When someone needs to make a purchasing decision, don't give them an open-ended answer.

You'll probably think I'm an insane person, but I'm starting to dread weekends.

Sometimes when I sit down to work, I find it very very difficult to concentrate.

Out of all the healthy habits I've tried to implement in my life, waking up early is by FAR the hardest one to do consistently.

I've had a few job interviews this week, and one thing I've realised is how important it is to NOT lie in an interview.

For the past 2 years, I've drank an eggnog every single day for breakfast.

I went to yoga this morning even though I went to bed super late.

I am NOT giving medical advice.

Few things piss me off as much as having to do laundry.

I've realised that how I spend the first 2 hours of my day sets the tone for the rest of the day.

I've been tweaking my morning routine since I was about 14 years old (I used to be a huge self-improvement nerd).

I moved into a new flat last week, and naturally, I've been tidying and deciding where to put things.

So I know I said a few blogs ago that I would leave the house by 3pm when I get my afternoon slump.

I'm somewhat of a perfectionist.

For the past few weeks, I've woken up every morning with a kind of low level static background chatter in my head.