November has a way of making people pause. There is something about this time of year that slows things down just enough for us to look around and take stock of what we actually have. And I think that is one of the most valuable things we can do, not just in November, but every
Gratitude Is the Game Changer Nobody Is Talking About Read More
When I first started building my company, stepping into my calling, and really trying to figure out who I was and how I wanted to spend my time here on this earth, something unexpected happened: I had an identity crisis. What I discovered on the other side of that crisis changed everything I thought I
Your New Life Doesn’t Have a Rearview Mirror Read More
I’m just going to come right out and say it: perfectionism nearly wrecked me. Perfectionism Is Not Excellence: It’s a Condition Perfectionism is a condition. I call it that deliberately, because that’s exactly what it is, a condition that drives you and everyone around you absolutely crazy. It masquerades as high standards. It tells you
Play Broken: Why Perfectionism Is Stealing Your Life Read More
There’s something I’ve been thinking about a lot lately, and it hit me hard enough that I had to sit down and write it out. I was watching people around me: creatives, entrepreneurs, parents, and friends, and I kept noticing the same pattern over and over again. Everyone was walking the same road. Everyone was
The Trail Ahead Is Clear: You’re on the Wrong Path Read More
January and February are already behind us, and the year is off to a roaring start. As you look back on the previous year, what is your observation? Did you achieve what you hoped? Did you live with no goals and just get by? Was it more damage control than freedom and peace? Were you
What is your success metric for last year and this year? Read More
“Today is a deposit.” That has been my recent declaration; I speak out loud when I shut off the alarm at 4:45 am to rise for the gym. It wasn’t always this approach. When we launched the businesses and got married back in the early years, making a family life was all about getting things
