Change is constant, and so is evolution. Our businesses, our organizations, our communities, ourselves are constantly adapting to the new world we find ourselves in. This is not unique to the present day. Change has always been and will always be. Are you structured for a time gone by or are you adapting?

It's okay if you are not where you want to be yet. It's okay if you missed your goal. It's okay if you're struggling. It's okay if you're broke. It's okay as long as you're still trying and still moving forward.

There is a time to sprint and a time to drift. When the sprint is over, be sure to drift get back to every other part of your life you may have neglected during the sprint.

There's so much glorification of the Hustle that we might think everyone should be hustling. Not true. It's possible to get where you want to go. I'm not personally there, but that doesn't mean you aren't. Coasting can be okay, at least for a time.

Motivational speakers may tell you not to let the opinions and moods of others affect you. This is useless advice. Healthy normal humans are affected by the moods of others. You will be affected, so what can you do about it? Let's dive in.

An entrepreneur is like a high performance machine. Just like a high performance machine, you need to go offline for maintenance or else you break down and stop working.

Do you not feel like making that call or writing that report? Do you not feel like going to work? Do it anyway. We waste so much energy thinking about if we want to do something. Stop thinking. Just get it done.

As we get older, it is tempting to look back and wish we still had what we used to have. This can become an excuse. If only I were younger, I could do more, you might say. Excuses kill success. Do not covet your past. Be honest about your present to seize your future.

I factory reset my phone yesterday, and I couldn't even remember half the apps that are now gone. So much clutter, gone, replaced only with what I have chosen. Where else could benefit from this clearing out?

I suffer from anxiety. More in the last year than previously, but I've always had it to some degree. It slows me down, but most people wouldn't even know I have it. What unique challenge do you face? What would it mean to know that others faced it as well?