Often times, we see people doing the things we want to do and immediately put them on a pedestal when in reality, they're experiencing the same fear, concern, and self-doubt that we're experiencing.
Why is it that we are so protective of our money and material possessions, yet we so willingly give up what really matters, like our time, energy, focus, and attention?
If I look back over all my biggest successes, they've come when I inadvertently followed the same formula. Tony Robbins calls it the Ultimate Success Formula. Here's how it works.
While I have no problem with someone wanting to learn and grow, what matters is not how many books you've read, but how much you apply what you read in those books. Here's how to turn your learning into lessons.
So often, we're told to think positively, but there's something to be said for also thinking about what we don't want and what we will do should those things happen. Here's how to use fear setting to navigate those challenges.
One of my favorite things to nerd out on is studying how successful people do things and modeling what I like in my own life. The When Life Works list is one of those things. Here's how it works.
I owe a lot of what I'm doing today to starting my first blog all those years ago. At the same time, I also hate blogging. So why do I think everyone should start one?
If there's one skill I'd want everyone in the world to learn, it's to be more present with whoever or whatever is in front of you. Here's a quick strategy for doing so.
Too often, I see people wanting to create change in their life, but hesitating to get started because they don't know how. Use this small distinction to help you move you forward.