You can’t be all things to all people, so say no to trying to please everyone. Take a stand and forge your own path. People will respect you for it. Ground yourself in your own positive path, and you’ll find that there are more people that are just like you when you stop trying to please people who want to dictate what your life should be.

The Power of No is helping improve lives! Today, let’s say “no” to fear. What do you fear the most? Fear of rejection? Fear of success? Poverty, homelessness, failure? Fear is False Evidence Appearing Real. In his inaugural address, President Franklin D. Roosevelt said, “We have nothing to fear but fear itself.”

ver feel like you're overwhelmingly busy? Of course you have. We all do. But chances are, you might not be as busy as you think—and knowing this simple fact can reduce a lot of stress. I found this blog on “Life Hacker” , and it really made an impact on some of my clients. We live in a cult of busy. And chances are, you're not actually as busy as you think.

You have a right to say no to being a slave to your work. In our wired world, trends have shown that people work anywhere, anytime. Emails are answered in the middle of the night, work is done on days off or even on vacation!

You do not need to be constantly working!

Say no to that victim mentality by:

- Giving yourself a break

- Practicing Gratitude

- Accepting what “is”

- Taking responsibility for your own life

Move yourself into a season of positive growth by just saying no to being a victim!

We just concluded 30 days focusing on SELF. Growth must begin with yourself and I hope that you will go back to the archives and listen to each and every one over and over again as you continue on your journey of personal and professional growth.

Self-discipline matters when one needs to control their feelings and overcome weaknesses. It takes discipline to become a blackbelt in Karate. It takes discipline to earn a college degree or stay on a fitness and nutrition plan.

Anyone who blames their failures and weaknesses on somebody else or circumstances doesn’t lack self-discipline, they just aren’t practicing something that is given to us naturally.

When we begin to contemplate our personal growth, it begins with yourself. Today, we’re focusing on Self - Acceptance. Accepting ourselves just as we are is so difficult. Most of us expect we should be better, thinner, taller, smarter or wealthier. You are uniquely you, and accepting yourself is important as you continue to grow.

Today, we’re focusing on Self Respect. Pride and confidence in oneself, and a feeling that one is behaving with honor and dignity is at the core of self-respect. How do you respect yourself?

Today, we’re focusing on Self Sabotage. Have you ever thought that there are things that you do that prevent you from living a successful life? Get out of your own way! Stop practicing self - sabotage! What area