Some people love to play far more than work because they don't find meaning through work. They dread their Mondays whereas I can't wait for my week to start. Everyone's balance is different in life. I thrive more with meaningful work and play, others, play more than enjoying their work. Which one are you?

High school taught me a lot of things about life. So much so, I refer back to it as if that was the peak of my life, which would be sad to say the least. I did some reflection on my high school days and I realized there are three reasons in particular as to WHY I loved those days so much. 

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My week was hectic. I went through a small break up that hit me, hard. Today's podcast discusses what you can learn from my mistakes. Don't do what I did.

What's the worst emotion you can ever have? Hatred? No, beyond that. Never, ever, have this kind of emotion towards anything.

I know it's Friday - I usually never post on Fridays, but it's been busy. Throughout the past two weeks, I've come across a few difficult people and I realized how important it is to keep your emotions in check during a conversation. Remain calm, present, and focus on the goal of the conversation!

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I hate Valentine's day and all it stands for. I think we should remove it. It's just a day to celebrate "romantic" love, not a true kind of love. It's a day to flaunt the reality to the singles among us that they don't have a significant other in their life. 

I hate Valentine's Day, period.

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Sometimes, merely playing to your strengths will enable you to be noticed by others, allowing you to have an "in" with your communication with others. Sounds a bit counter-intuitive, but trust me, it helps!

No more Youtube. No more Twitter. No more wasting time on things I can't say "YES!" to. It's time to put my focus into things that I get excited about. Today's podcast is a quick podcast to encourage you to stop bouncing around and saying "yes" to everything that comes your way and to focus on the bigger things that narrow in towards your goals.

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Public speaking is the number one fear amongst Americans, that's why you should practice it as often as you can. Get out there and overcome your insecurities by diving into the water, I swear you'll be fine. From Harvard's website, I go through the top 10 speaking tips and how I apply them to my own public speaking.