There is a wealth of research that indicates that certain habits can help increase your productivity, creativity, and/or drive. So, we thought we’d reach out to respected members of our community and ask them what habits they feel helped them succeed.

Regan Dargan

One of the key habits that has helped me succeed is consistency. Whether it’s meeting deadlines, following through on goals, or learning new skills, I’ve found that showing up every day and putting in steady effort makes a huge difference over time. Another important habit is staying organized. I rely heavily on task lists and planning tools to prioritize my work, which helps me stay focused and avoid getting overwhelmed, especially when juggling multiple projects. Lastly, I make it a point to reflect regularly. Whether it’s through weekly reviews or quick daily check-ins, I try to evaluate what’s working and what could be improved. That habit of self-awareness has helped me grow and adapt more effectively throughout my career Read More>>

Kontiki C

Consistency. It has helped me succeed by building trust in myself and with others. It’s allowed me to improve through repetition, stay reliable, and keep momentum going—even when progress felt slow. Over time, those small, steady efforts added up to real growth. Read More>>

Joely Jimenez

One of my most impactful takeaways from a book I read called “Atomic Habits” is the concept that ‘you don’t rise to the level of your goals, you fall to the level of your system.’ This resonated deeply, as I realized that small, consistent habits can lead to lasting change.

One thing I struggled with was procrastination. I focused on cultivating habits that promote action, regardless of motivation. One effective habit I’ve developed is creating and reciting daily affirmations. By starting each day with positive affirmations, I’ve experienced a significant shift in my mindset and approach to challenges Read More>>