Author name: Jane Sha

Insights on Purpose, Productivity, and Personal Growth

9 Habits That Can Make You a productivity Magnet

You know how it feels when you’re busy, but not truly productive?

I’ve been there, and it’s exactly what inspired much of my book, “Seamless Flow: Navigating Life with Purpose & Efficiency.” I believe true productivity isn’t about chasing endless tasks, but about intentionally creating a life where focus and impact flow naturally.

I’ve put together 9 essential habits from “Seamless Flow” that I personally believe can help you become a real magnet for productivity:

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Are You Accidentally Sabotaging Your Efforts by Trying Too Hard?

You know those moments, right?

Those times you’re trying so hard to relax, that the very effort of relaxing becomes the most exhausting thing of all?

You tell yourself, “Okay, now I am going to chill. I will consciously breathe slowly. I will deliberately empty my mind. I will intentionally not think about that overflowing inbox or that looming deadline.”

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Crafting Your Personal Constitution

A personal constitution isn’t just another self-help exercise—it’s your declaration of independence from the mental, emotional, and professional barriers that have kept you playing small. It’s a living, breathing document that evolves as you do, constantly challenging you to step into your greatness.

Think of it as your own personal Bill of Rights—except instead of protecting freedoms you already have, it creates new freedoms you’ve denied yourself.

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Loving Your Work is the key to True Job Satisfaction

One morning, I had a taxi ride in Zagreb that left me deeply inspired. It wasn’t just the destination that made the journey memorable—it was the driver, Jure.

Jure was the epitome of professionalism: polite, friendly, and genuinely committed to making his passengers feel comfortable. What struck me most, though, was his passion. After retiring from his regular job in Germany, Jure had taken up driving a taxi—perhaps out of necessity, but not without love for what he did.

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Mindful Momentum

In our daily lives, we often find ourselves caught between two extremes: overthinking and impulsive action. We react to circumstances instead of intentionally creating the life we desire. Sound familiar?

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Are You on Autopilot?

Ever feel like life just…happens to you?

Like you’re not steering the ship—just reacting to the waves?

“I did not direct my life. I didn’t design it. I never made decisions. Things always came up and made them for me. That’s what life is.”
— B. F. Skinner

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6 Valuable Lessons from the Life of Nikola Tesla

“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration.” – Nikola Tesla

Where Does the Real Power of a Human Come From?

No, I don’t mean physical power. The power to do great things for humanity, the passion for contributing tirelessly—where does this come from? To understand this, one must observe great minds and study how they think and operate.

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Embracing the Paradox

On the one hand, we have made tremendous progress in science, technology, and communication, leading to more excellent connectivity and access to information. On the other hand, we are drifting away from nature and our true selves.

Moreover, the paradox is also evident in our collective attitudes and behaviours. It is difficult

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