Your Time to Thrive: End Burnout, Increase Well-being, and Unlock Your Full Potential with the New Science of Microsteps

Your Time to Thrive: End Burnout, Increase Well-being, and Unlock Your Full Potential with the New Science of Microsteps

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  • Author:Marina Khidekel
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Summary

Live the life you want, not the life you settle for。
Helping people build healthy new habits that improve their lives is more important than ever。 Arianna Huffington launched Thrive Global to do just that--Thrive's specific mission is to end the epidemic of stress and burnout and help individuals and companies unlock their greatest potential。 Science continues to show that we don't have to sacrifice our well-being in order to succeed; in fact, it turns out that well-being is critical to peak performance。 Learning to thrive means:
Moving from awareness to action - from knowing what to do to actually doing it
Embracing solutions that appeal to wisdom, wonder, intuition, reflection, and are steeped in science
Taking the time to rest and recover in order to fuel and maximize productivity, both personal and professional
Making the mindset shifts and habit changes that supercharge performance in ways that truly matter to us

Eschewing trendy self-care fixes or the latest health fads, Your Time to Thrive is the revolutionary guide to living and working based on Microsteps--tiny, science-backed changes。 By making them too-small-to fail, we can incorporate them into our daily lives right away, and begin building healthier ways of living and working。 This book is a Microstep bible。 With chapters dedicated to sleep, nutrition, movement, focus and prioritization, communication and relationships, unplugging and recharging, creativity and inspiration, and purpose/meaning, Your Time to Thrive shares practical, usable, research-supported mini-habits that will yield huge benefits and empower people to truly thrive in all parts of their lives。

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Reviews

Bobby Caruso

Absolutely loved Your Time to Thrive! The idea of changing our whole lives especially during a pandemic is frankly impossible and this had great – and realistic – strategies to improve different areas of my life – like sleep, being less connected to my phone and being a bit more active! Going to gift this book to others too!

rhlibrarian

Other than the information specifically about the company Thrive, there were some solid steps for improving ones life。 I took notes in the section about thriving at work。 Some good info there!

Createpei

A book that is chock-full of suggestions, ideas and introduces the concept of "micro-steps" - small little changes that will incrementally improve your life。 The topics are diverse and cover 8 meaningful life areas: 1) Sleep; 2) Unplugging & Recharging; 3) Nutrition and Hydration; 4) Movement; 5) Focus and Prioritization; 6) Communication and Relationships; 7) Creativity and Inspiration; and 8) Purpose and Meaning。I particularly loved how various stars/business leaders/social figures offer the a A book that is chock-full of suggestions, ideas and introduces the concept of "micro-steps" - small little changes that will incrementally improve your life。 The topics are diverse and cover 8 meaningful life areas: 1) Sleep; 2) Unplugging & Recharging; 3) Nutrition and Hydration; 4) Movement; 5) Focus and Prioritization; 6) Communication and Relationships; 7) Creativity and Inspiration; and 8) Purpose and Meaning。I particularly loved how various stars/business leaders/social figures offer the advice they use in one or more of the areas of the book。This book is meant to be read and re-read at a later date where you will discover the areas that are speaking to you at that time。 Definitely a five-star read for me。Thank you to the Hachette Book for an advance copy to review。 This is my honest opinion and is not impacted in anyway by reading the preview。 。。。more

Elizabeth Bober

Nothing new or innovative here。 Topics receive shallow coverage with lame celebrity pull quotes。 Reads like a bunch of 1990s Cosmopolitan magazine articles bound into a book。

R。J。 Sorrento

What a resource! Your Time To Thrive is a helpful and straightforward guide that goes beyond the typical self-help book。 Focusing on the importance of taking Microsteps to change habits or start new ones is an effective approach。 I stopped making New Year’s resolutions several years ago because they always felt unattainable or I would be hard on myself for not exceeding my goals for the year。Marina Khidekel and the editors of Thrive Global, including Arianna Huffington, describe Microsteps in th What a resource! Your Time To Thrive is a helpful and straightforward guide that goes beyond the typical self-help book。 Focusing on the importance of taking Microsteps to change habits or start new ones is an effective approach。 I stopped making New Year’s resolutions several years ago because they always felt unattainable or I would be hard on myself for not exceeding my goals for the year。Marina Khidekel and the editors of Thrive Global, including Arianna Huffington, describe Microsteps in the areas of sleep, unplugging and recharging, communication, and creativity, to name a few。I’ve decided to start a Microsteps diary to focus on habits I want to change。 This book is a resource I’ll be returning to again and again。My only minor critique is relatability for some of the advice。 There is a certain level of economic privilege from some of the celebrities and entrepreneurs that I couldn’t grasp。 (As an example regarding a piece of advice from the sleep chapter, I don’t know many stay-at-home parents of toddlers who can take a midday nap)。 But overall, the structure of the book is accessible with key Microsteps listed and explained at the end of each chapter。 What I loved: It’s a quick read packed with informative data from studies, inspirational quotes from philosophers, and questions for reflection。 I also loved the emphasis on meditation and its importance in unlocking one’s full potential。 I also greatly appreciated the inclusion of the pandemic and the impact it’s having on all of us and ways we can continue to thrive together。 Reminders of our interconnectedness are crucial during troubling times。Thank you to Hachette Go and Hachette Books for the gifted copy。 Look for my Instagram post (and a giveaway) on publication day 3/23。 。。。more

Robert Francisco

This book provides a consolidated view of traditional concepts to break the hold that electronics, especially cell phones have on our life。 As we have evolved as a society we’ve become more reliant on technology to remain connected to work, family and friends。 If not managed properly with a healthy balance, the scales become unbalanced and the unfortunate side effects include sadness, frustration and an overwhelming feeling of overburden with no time for oneself。 The micro steps help to manage e This book provides a consolidated view of traditional concepts to break the hold that electronics, especially cell phones have on our life。 As we have evolved as a society we’ve become more reliant on technology to remain connected to work, family and friends。 If not managed properly with a healthy balance, the scales become unbalanced and the unfortunate side effects include sadness, frustration and an overwhelming feeling of overburden with no time for oneself。 The micro steps help to manage expectations and help take back control of what’s important in our lives。 Through self reflection, meditation and other techniques we gain peace within our daily lives and recalibrate focus on our main drivers towards achieving balance and happiness。 I especially enjoyed the recap at the end of each chapter。 The questions presented to the reader intend to allow for reflection and their application where applicable。 I will be recommending this book for consideration at my next book club session。 。。。more

Jeanna

Thank you to Hachette Books, Hachette Go, and NetGalley for the opportunity to read a free e-ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review。Your Time to Thrive is the latest release from Thrive Global, Arianna Huffington's company dedicated to ending stress and burnout and unlocking our greatest potential。 The book argues that microsteps, tiny changes that are deemed too small to fail, are the key to meeting the larger goal of reducing stress and burnout in our lives。 It's divided into a sepa Thank you to Hachette Books, Hachette Go, and NetGalley for the opportunity to read a free e-ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review。Your Time to Thrive is the latest release from Thrive Global, Arianna Huffington's company dedicated to ending stress and burnout and unlocking our greatest potential。 The book argues that microsteps, tiny changes that are deemed too small to fail, are the key to meeting the larger goal of reducing stress and burnout in our lives。 It's divided into a separate chapter for each topic area (sleep, unplugging, nutrition, etc。) and includes suggested microsteps that can be taken at the end of each one, as well as real-life and celebrity testimonials throughout。If you've read Arianna Huffington's The Sleep Revolution, as I have, you will probably find a lot of similarities in parts of this book。 It's no surprise that the first chapter launches into the benefits of proper sleep, given that it's the topic that started Arianna's whole mission。 In this pandemic era that we are still navigating, the conversation about burnout feels timely, if not overdue, given that so many of us are working from home and the lines between work and life are blurred at best, making balance more and more challenging。 The theme that echoed throughout the writing over and over was the strong suggestion to truly disconnect and reduce time on our devices。 This was reiterated in most, if not all, chapters of the book, and is an area I definitely struggle with, working (from home, for now) in an office environment。 Overall, this book was a quick read that seemed to synthesize themes I've previously read in other books and articles。 So many self-help books can veer towards sounding preachy, and Your Time to Thrive avoided that well。 Though categorized as self-help, much of the book read like psychology or business articles instead, which I enjoyed。 While much of the content of the book was not new to me, I found it to include useful reminders and generally made a note or two to myself at the end of each chapter。Your Time to Thrive will be published on March 23。 。。。more

Janall

Thanks to Net Galley and the publisher for an advance copy of this book in exchange for an honest review。This is a middle of the road self help book- simple, easy to follow “micro- steps” to help you change your life- get more sleep, eat better, put down technology and live a more fulfilling life。 On the plus side- the books organization made it easy to skim and say- “not my problem” ( eg, I already keep work stuff off my personal phone- so Im not working 24/7) , and move on to the next section。 Thanks to Net Galley and the publisher for an advance copy of this book in exchange for an honest review。This is a middle of the road self help book- simple, easy to follow “micro- steps” to help you change your life- get more sleep, eat better, put down technology and live a more fulfilling life。 On the plus side- the books organization made it easy to skim and say- “not my problem” ( eg, I already keep work stuff off my personal phone- so Im not working 24/7) , and move on to the next section。The micro steps were also a interesting concept- rather than make dramatic changes- make small changes, see success, then make another small change, it all adds up。 For example if - eg think of 3 things I am grateful for- before I pick up my cell phone, I will have a better day。 Then, maybe start writing in a journal for a few minutes each night, leading to a change of mindset。 All very do-able。I was however annoyed by the endless quotes from celebrities telling us how they “ figured it out”。 Personally, ( and I know others feel differently) I am turned off by “influencers” and try to avoid them as often as possible。 So I could have done without quotes from Katy Perry, Hoda Kotab, or Tiffany Shlain, filmmaker and author。 “Ugh Im so busy making millions, I just don’t have time for a life, until I started journaling, meditating, taking naps, etc“。 These are fortunately interspersed with actual scientific and psychological research, so I skimmed forward to those。 There really was nothing was nothing earth shattering in this book-the last 25% of the book is citing references of the info ( ie the original sources, many from “ Thrive 。org”), just lots of common sense stuff, all pulled together for you and neatly organized in bite size chunks。 All that said- would I recommend the book? The answer is “Yes!” - if you can find one idea, one micro step- it could change your life, or at a minimum make you a tiny bit happier with it。 Worth a try。 。。。more

Mélanie

Every page, every chapter motivates us to take action。 Your Time to Thrive is a beacon of inspiration – simply fantastic!Your Time to Thrive teaches about the power of Microsteps - and the science behind it。 Simply put, Microsteps are small, easily achievable goals that bring us closer to the best version of ourselves。 Your Time to Thrive is a guide book on how to use these Microsteps to reach a happier and healthier life, in many different aspects。The book is divided into 8 chapters, and each c Every page, every chapter motivates us to take action。 Your Time to Thrive is a beacon of inspiration – simply fantastic!Your Time to Thrive teaches about the power of Microsteps - and the science behind it。 Simply put, Microsteps are small, easily achievable goals that bring us closer to the best version of ourselves。 Your Time to Thrive is a guide book on how to use these Microsteps to reach a happier and healthier life, in many different aspects。The book is divided into 8 chapters, and each chapter covers a specific topic, such as sleep, modern technology, nutrition, physical activity and relationships。 It provides science-based advice on how to improve our overall well-being through small, manageable steps。“It’s the idea that if you make the steps small enough, they’ll be too small to fail。”This idea is shown throughout the book with many Microsteps examples that we can adopt for ourselves。 In fact, each chapter concludes with a list of Microsteps ideas, for easy-to-find inspiration。I’ve personally written down quite a few of these Microsteps and have already started implementing some in my daily life。 I can already see the shift in my mentality and I definitely feel more energized and motivated to improve my well-being。Have you ever set a New Year’s Resolution for yourself and given up a few months in, due to lack of motivation or lack of results? This has been my case almost every year, and now I see why I could never reach my goals! Instead, I’ll try taking small, easy steps every day until I finally feel accomplished! I’ll start small and build upon my new habits。I can’t recommend this book enough – I give it five stars! A definite MUST-READ, wherever you are in life, this book will help you get to the next level! It may even change your life! 。。。more

Laura

Advanced Copy Receive through Netgalley/Publisher。 Your Time to Thrive was a very well researched and educational approach to building new habits and steps to thrive into your everyday routine。 There are a ton of outside sources and insights in this collection, but they were all integrated so seamlessly that this was both interesting, helpful and easy to read。 So many books like this bombard you with facts and leave little room for action or insight, but the ideas here are easily incorporated in Advanced Copy Receive through Netgalley/Publisher。 Your Time to Thrive was a very well researched and educational approach to building new habits and steps to thrive into your everyday routine。 There are a ton of outside sources and insights in this collection, but they were all integrated so seamlessly that this was both interesting, helpful and easy to read。 So many books like this bombard you with facts and leave little room for action or insight, but the ideas here are easily incorporated into your day and you have the knowledge to back why they're important。I read Tiny Habits Earlier this year and worried this would be too similar--it's not--it's a great companion piece and inspiration to keep building microsites into your day。 There's chapters for many different areas of life from sleep to creativity。 I also enjoyed the notes from Arianna Huffington at the beginning of each chapter and the box quotes/ideas from famous people of all areas of life/talent。While the book is not totally original and may feel redundant to those that consider themselves pros or heavy readers in this type of topic, it's a great guide to kickstart new habits and lead you to discover new books and new ideas based of those shared here。 。。。more

Amanda

I was truly surprised at how much I enjoyed this book。 Not only is it readable, it’s full of practical, helpful information that most people would appreciate。 Thank you for the free book, Hatchette Books! #hbsocialclub

Gina T

Thanks to Hachette for providing this book in a Goodreads giveaway。How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time。 A similar approach can be taken to develop habits by starting small。 This book covers the following areas of life, each in a chapter of 20-30 pages:1。 Sleep2。 Unplugging an rechargint3。 Nutrition and Hydration4。 Movement5。 Focus and prioritization6。 Communication and Relationships7。 Creativity and Inspiration8。 Purpose and Meaning。Each chapter explains why the area is important, has Thanks to Hachette for providing this book in a Goodreads giveaway。How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time。 A similar approach can be taken to develop habits by starting small。 This book covers the following areas of life, each in a chapter of 20-30 pages:1。 Sleep2。 Unplugging an rechargint3。 Nutrition and Hydration4。 Movement5。 Focus and prioritization6。 Communication and Relationships7。 Creativity and Inspiration8。 Purpose and Meaning。Each chapter explains why the area is important, has suggestions and reflection questions that will help you identify your microsteps。 Various celebrities weigh in on the microsteps they take。I felt that microsteps would be very doable for the areas I want to focus on, and would recommend this to anyone who wants to take small steps to a better life。 。。。more

Hannah

Simply put, this book didn't have to be made。 None of the ideas in this book are new or original, and a simple google search can turn up hundreds of articles that say the exact same thing。 The main appeal of the book seems to be they got little comments from different celebrities and entrepreneurs on how they thrive。 There are so many different people saying the same ideas that it feels repetitive。Another thing this book likes to do is blame the individual for issues that are caused by corporati Simply put, this book didn't have to be made。 None of the ideas in this book are new or original, and a simple google search can turn up hundreds of articles that say the exact same thing。 The main appeal of the book seems to be they got little comments from different celebrities and entrepreneurs on how they thrive。 There are so many different people saying the same ideas that it feels repetitive。Another thing this book likes to do is blame the individual for issues that are caused by corporations。 The book chastises for constantly being connected and online, ignoring the fact that companies will punish employees for taking time off and wanting personal time。 。。。more

Kerry Beth

I won a copy of this book in a Goodreads giveaway。 Thank you!While there is nothing new in this self help book in terms of the elements needed to increase our well-being (sleep, water, good nutrition, focus, inspiration, creativity, purpose, etc。), where it is more innovative is in the idea of not setting huge goals for yourself - ones that seem far fetched and impossible, but rather in breaking the goal into tiny steps that seem almost impossible to NOT fit into your day, even coupling them int I won a copy of this book in a Goodreads giveaway。 Thank you!While there is nothing new in this self help book in terms of the elements needed to increase our well-being (sleep, water, good nutrition, focus, inspiration, creativity, purpose, etc。), where it is more innovative is in the idea of not setting huge goals for yourself - ones that seem far fetched and impossible, but rather in breaking the goal into tiny steps that seem almost impossible to NOT fit into your day, even coupling them into existing habits, until the impact is real。 Then you can take the next step and so on。 I have already been working on many of these goals for the last year or so, but have a couple of things on my to do list that have seemed insurmountable。 Now, based on the diary experiences of others also shared in this book, I’m inspired to set microsteps to get there and to see how that goes。 I’d easily recommend this to anyone who wants a new way to look at the world, who is interested in introspection and in increasing their own well-being - and is looking for a new source of inspiration。 。。。more

M。

It was a good read。

Nikki

Your Time to Thrive: End Burnout, Increase Well-being, and Unlock Your Full Potential with the New Science of Microsteps by Marina KhidekelPublisher: Hachette BooksGenre: Self-HelpRelease Date: March 23, 2021 Your Time to Thrive by Marina Khidekel is a book to help improve your life by taking 'microsteps' instead of making huge or dramatic changes all at once。I love how this book encourages small and manageable actions instead of committing to run 3 miles every day (or some other dramatic and sc Your Time to Thrive: End Burnout, Increase Well-being, and Unlock Your Full Potential with the New Science of Microsteps by Marina KhidekelPublisher: Hachette BooksGenre: Self-HelpRelease Date: March 23, 2021 Your Time to Thrive by Marina Khidekel is a book to help improve your life by taking 'microsteps' instead of making huge or dramatic changes all at once。I love how this book encourages small and manageable actions instead of committing to run 3 miles every day (or some other dramatic and scary challenge)。 This book offers so many usable tips and doesn't feel heavy or filled with pressure。 The book covers topics like sleep, nutrition, movement, focus, communication, creativity, and purpose。 I highly recommend this book。 It's easy to read, filled with so much valuable information, and doesn't make you feel overwhelmed。I'm so grateful to Marina Khidekel, Hachette Books, and NetGalley for providing me with a free copy of this ARC ebook in exchange for my honest review。 。。。more

Ahri

I'm not going to give a huge long-winded review - just get this book。 It's amazing, incredible, and I could utilize the tips in every aspect of my life, both professional and personal。 It's absolutely no nonsense and throws a lid over this toxicity of the current hustle culture we live in。 Thank you to Netgalley, author, and publisher for providing me an ARC of this book。 I'm not going to give a huge long-winded review - just get this book。 It's amazing, incredible, and I could utilize the tips in every aspect of my life, both professional and personal。 It's absolutely no nonsense and throws a lid over this toxicity of the current hustle culture we live in。 Thank you to Netgalley, author, and publisher for providing me an ARC of this book。 。。。more

Wendy

Honestly, this book was revolutionary for me。 I always struggle with making my goals too big and giving up when it's too hard; "I will lose 20 pounds" and "I will work out six times a week (from zero)" - sounds familiar?Your Time To Thive is the perfect book for chronic overachievers who "go big or go home" (often the latter)。 Marina Khidekel came up with the idea of Microsteps - small, even ridiculously tiny goals which are too small to fail。 It's easier to do them than to talk yourself out of Honestly, this book was revolutionary for me。 I always struggle with making my goals too big and giving up when it's too hard; "I will lose 20 pounds" and "I will work out six times a week (from zero)" - sounds familiar?Your Time To Thive is the perfect book for chronic overachievers who "go big or go home" (often the latter)。 Marina Khidekel came up with the idea of Microsteps - small, even ridiculously tiny goals which are too small to fail。 It's easier to do them than to talk yourself out of them, which leads to measurable progress overtime through so-called habit-stacking。 At first, I thought that doing only little things wouldn't be able to have any substantial results, but this seriously makes sense - since around 45 percent of our daily actions are entirely our habits then slowly changing them can literally change lives。And to make this theory actually doable in real life, the author breaks up this idea into manageable and easily understandable steps divided into thematic chapters, i。e。 sleep, relaxation, nutrition, exercise, focus, relationships, creativity and purpose。I honestly believe that when I revisit this review in some months, this book will have changed my life。*Thank you to the Publisher for a free advance copy of this book in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more