The priority and focus on personal and instant gratification first, before purpose, service, and delayed gratification has become a deeply rooted idea within American culture. I’m not sure of the specifics or exact details of how this idea of making decisions based on however we feel in the moment or do “whatever I like” became so huge, but it’s not the path to actual happiness.
Read MoreI must share that we all have “greatness” within us. We all have deep inner potential that’s just waiting for it to be tapped into. Through learned behaviors from our environment and habits, we’ve lost how to act in a way that allows ourselves to be the best possible version of ourselves.
Read MoreThe words that we use on a daily basis are crucial for communication. It allows us to understand ourselves and others' perspectives. Many of us are being misunderstood simply because of the vocabulary that we use.
Read MoreWe shouldn’t feel guilty, ashamed, or fearful of attack for setting boundaries. Setting boundaries is essential to our overall well-being and development. It's a practice in healthy communication.
Read MoreWe’re always changing and evolving, so instead of thinking about who we are, maybe we should think about who we’re becoming.
Read MoreWe all need to keep in mind that Perspective is a skill that we need to develop in order to get better. It is not something that is inherited or given to us. We all have different perspectives in life and it all depends on your own experiences.
Read MoreCaring is not just a feeling. It doesn’t come with an on or off switch. True that priorities may move around, but the things we truly care about don’t fall off the priority list until we no longer care about them.
Read MoreA common thread is that people with limited beliefs don't realize they can improve, but that itself, is a choice of thought. Here are three practical steps to upgrade your thinking and to grow!
Read MoreLet's take a look at why people choose to warm-up in strength training or power lifting before the main activity.
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