8 Ways to Avoid the Wrong Regrets in 2018 Like most people, my biggest regrets in life have been the things I didn’t do as opposed to things I did do. One of my biggest regrets was not studying abroad in Australia while I was in college. I’d waited too late
In January, I wrote a post entitled “Where Do You Want to Be At the End of 2017?” I shared with you my goals for the upcoming year, along with three challenges to you the reader: Try something new you’ve always wanted to try and make it happen this year.
Two Christmases ago, I found myself coming out of a year and a half long period of limbo in my career. I had been struggling all that time to figure out what direction I should go with my business. Should I continue what I was doing? Should I quit and
I wanted to take this time to share my thankfulness and invite my readers to do the same in the comment box below. I am thankful for: Work I love and find joy and purpose in. My clients, not only for the opportunity to teach them, but also for the
“If you let it, life will take you on a grand journey beyond anything you could ever plan for. If you are receptive and open, you will be and do things far outside your current view of yourself.” Benjamin Hardy In Benjamin Hardy’s recent article entitled How to Reach the
Is Your Comfort Zone Actually Comfortable? You’re bored with your job, relationships, or life in general. But you’ve been unwilling to make any changes for improvement, big or small. You’re stressed because you’re drowning in debt. But you’ve been unwilling to sell some of your stuff or cut out some
I’ve viewed this YouTube video numerous times! I find it both fascinating and funny. It’s fascinating because of just how much the human body can be pushed beyond what we originally thought was its limits. And it’s funny to see how much what was once considered excellent has now become
This post is taken from my answer on Quora to the question “What are the small things you can do to have a good life?” One: Know What Energizes You and What Drains You Pay attention to the daily things that energize you and the daily things that drain you.
When I decided to focus my career coaching skills on helping people pursue their passions, it was with the belief that passion yields purpose. The passions divinely instilled in each of us give us the ability to carry out our unique purpose on this earth, despite the challenges that come
I’m back from my mission trip to the Amazon jungle! What an amazing experience it was. I can’t wait to share all about it in my next blog post, something I’m working on right now. In the meantime, enjoy this re-post of a previous blog on how passion projects can
In a few days we’ll begin the last half of 2017. Can you believe we’re already halfway through the year?! For me, 2017 has already been filled with ups and downs, as I’m sure it has also been for you. The mid-point of the year is always a good time
At the start of 2017, I challenged my readers to begin a passion project. I encouraged them to take the ideas they’ve had burning inside them for some time now, and start implementing them. The new year was a good time to add their passion project to their goals for
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