Josh Ellis
SUCCESS magazine
Allen, TX, United States
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Past articles by Josh:
Make Next Year Your Best Year
Your attitude, as always, will be reflected in your outcome. Just as no one could have predicted what 2020 would bring, the events of 2021 are unknowable. → Read More
The Change Issue: Hitting a Growth Spurt
The November/December issue’s theme is change. It’s unavoidable, but if you have the right attitude, it can bring overwhelming rewards. → Read More
15 Motivational Quotes About Reaching Your Potential From Inspiring Women
‘The question isn’t who is going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me.’ → Read More
The Power of Self-Control
Stronger self-control correlates with more success. Do you have it? → Read More
How to Guard Your ‘Yes’ (and Own Your ‘No’)
You can’t do it all. Something has to give. → Read More
Shawn Achor on the Secret to Reaching Big Potential
Making a career out of happiness sounds like a dream, right? → Read More
6 Real-Life Budgeting Tips to Save More Money
You don’t have to compromise your lifestyle to save. → Read More
Our Favorite Personal Development Books, January 2018
1. The Art of Screen Time How Your Family Can Balance Digital Media and Real Life By Anya Kamenetz January; Public Affairs; $27 Anya Kamenetz, lead digital reporter at NPR and a mother of two, offers a practical guide on not letting digital media take over your family. She surveys experts, talks to parents, and avoids extreme, unsubstantiated positions. The bottom line: A little is fine, too… → Read More
You Can Overcome the Science Behind Helplessness
You never have to give up. → Read More
10 Apps to Help Put You in the Right Headspace
Take a moment to relax. → Read More
12 Creativity Hacks for 2018
By the end of 2018, you’ll be a creative genius! → Read More
4 Steps to Make Self-Care Part of Your Routine
Make your ‘me time’ as effective as possible. → Read More
How to Climb Out of a Creative Rut
Creative block can be causing a hitch in your step or have you at a dead stop. You might be limping along on one particular project or feeling lead-footed in general. However it hits, it can be frustrating Sometimes what your brain needs most when it’s in the creative doldrums is a change of scenery. Here are some steps you can take to free your mind. Regroup. In Wired to Create: Unraveling the… → Read More
25 Successful People Who’ll Help Change Your Life in 2018
Introducing 2018’s most impactful authors, speakers and personal development teachers → Read More
How to Make Reading Part of Your Daily Routine
Is that book you’ve been meaning to read still sitting unopened on your nightstand? Or maybe you started a novel that you haven’t picked up again in months. You’re not alone. Finding time to read is hard when you’re busy. But it’s not impossible. We asked members of the Young Entrepreneur Council—busy people by definition—how they make time for reading. Here are some of their best tips. Use… → Read More
7 Activities to Help You Clear Your Mind
Carve out time to refocus your mind and quiet your spirit. → Read More
10 Must-Have Apps to Streamline Your Life
Simplify your to-do’s. → Read More
My Way: 11 Things That Fuel My Ambition
‘Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you did do.’ → Read More
Want to Feel More Fulfilled? Try Writing a ‘Reverse Bucket List’
Just as bucket lists can inspire us for the future, reverse bucket lists can make us grateful for the now. → Read More
Dan Buettner on the Happiness Blue Zones
Blue zones are locations where people statistically live the longest. In this interview, SUCCESS editor-in-chief Josh Ellis and National Geographic fellow Buettner break down the three threads of happiness: pleasure, purpose and pride. → Read More