One of the extraordinary aspects of the human mind is how fast it filters and interprets reality. It does this by using language to label and categorize the world, such as: good/bad safe/dangerous right/wrong The words you use alter your perceptions and emotions.

In the epic journey of life, you’ll travel through a landscape filled with twists, turns, and challenges. Whether it’s a broken heart, a project that didn’t pan out, or a missed opportunity, adversity is inevitable. Here’s the thing: pain and suffering are not

When you first start out in business, you put more than time and energy into it. You also contribute energy and excitement! You actively WANT your business and you’re intimate with it. Do you remember those feelings? Jumping out of bed every day

Starting around age forty, and getting stronger every year after that, we start yearning for something different. We feel restless, wondering if this is all there is. We want to feel excited about life again, but we have lots of reasons why we

It’s counterintuitive to do less and accomplish more. But that’s exactly what happens when trust is present. Especially when it comes to your team. For example, the more you trust your team, the less you do yourself. You know this, but it’s hard

As you move through life you’ll have lots of decisions to make. It can be tempting to rush into research mode. To search for an “expert” or spend hours on Google or Chat GPT. Sure it makes sense to gather a reasonable amount

The purpose of setting goals is to focus the mind so that you create the future intentionally. But the real payoff is who you become as you reach for the goals. The way you raise your self-concept by overcoming obstacles I used to

Being responsible does 3 things: 1. Takes your mind off the problem and puts it on the solution. 2. Prevents you from blaming other people or external events for your results. 3. Activates problem-solving neurons, creating new pathways for better results in the

How do you decide what’s possible for you? Where do you look? If it’s something you’ve never done before, you can’t look to the past for evidence. You won’t find it there. You can check what other people are doing, but context matters.