How This Author Turned a Subway Moment Into a Book That Redesigns Your Day
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Deborah Mallow discusses how a pivotal moment on a subway platform inspired her to create a guide for designing better days.
A single moment on a New York subway platform can flip a life. That’s where author and coach Deborah Mallow decided to stop living by default and design days that actually felt good. We invited her to share how that choice turned into a practical, design-forward guide: Six Steps to Fewer Days That Suck. We walk through each step with real-world examples. Start with the decision to change, then strip away the habits that feed worry and fear. Feed your mindset with bravery, not dou...
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