When life hits you hard you can crumble or you can climb. You may wish it were different but life isn’t always easy. Despite your efforts, life doesn’t always agree to follow your best laid plans or to take the quickest route to your desires. It can...
Your life has purpose and meaning, but they feel much less prevalent when you’re uncertain about your next steps. Feeling off-balance or hesitant to commit is an indication that you’re either not aligned with your ideal outcomes or your subconscious...
Sometimes it can feel like you work all day but have nothing to show for it. Has that ever happened to you? Yet somehow, as you reflect back upon your day, you know you’ve been busy without a moment to rest. But being busy is not the same as being efficient or...
If you find yourself continuing to come up against the same obstacles, only in different forms, only ever reaching certain levels of happiness or success but never breaking beyond that familiar plateau, then you are stuck in a prison of your own making. It’s a...
There’s a simple strategy to get clear on your next best step without having to dwell on it for an eternity.Because you’re smart and busy, doing so much for so many people (perhaps too much?), you don’t want to be wasting your time spinning your wheels...
Do you create uninterruptable time to dedicate yourself to your dream? The #1 most important thing you need to do to reach any goal is to get clear on what you want for yourself in very specific detail. What does it look and feel like in your life, and why is it so...
Years ago I ditched the idea of creating New Year’s resolutions. They simply didn’t feel good. For the first two or three days when you’re extremely motivated and focused, you feel good and in control. You psych yourself up with all the ways why...
Life becomes predictable and uninspiring when passion and purpose aren’t there. When that happens, it often feels like you’re out of alignment in many aspects of your life. You’re out of touch with your inner self. You know you’re in this...
