Fear of missing out is described as a pervasive apprehension that others might be having rewarding experiences from which one is absent. This social anxiety is characterized by a desire to stay continually connected with what others are doing.

This question is probably asked amongst all youth or adults who never attended college but want to go to college.

We all have heard of PTS or PTSD, but most have never heard of PTG. We have heard the saying “what’s up must come down and what’s down must go up”

At some point in our life young or old, we are subjected to some form of bullying.

Is being in your comfort zone helping or hurting your growth?

The best thing about being a life coach is helping other realize they had the power all along

When you think about healing in the conventional way, what might come to mind is that you have an open cut that needs time to heal,  or you need time to heal from a tragic event such as, the loss of a love one.  So often we do not take a step back to process what has happened and realizing mentally that we need time to heal.

At certain moments in our brief existence, we are faced with great trials. Often those trials are frustrating, unfortunate, or unfair. They seem to come exactly when we think we need them the least. The question is: Do we accept this as an exclusively negative event, or can we get past whatever negativity or adversity it represents and mount an offensive? Or more precisely, can we see that this “problem” presents an opportunity for a solution that we have long been waiting for?

Life prepares you for every situation rather than view it good or bad.

Amy is a life coach supporting single women. Do you have to be married or in a relationship to be happy? Amy, will discuss what it's like to be single but fulfilled.