I’m going to be talking about helping you recognize whether you have a growth mindset, or a fixed mindset... and let me tell you the consequences of choosing and developing one over the other are critical and will have a dramatic and immediate impact over your life.

The best predictor of short and long-term happiness is the quality of your relationships. I’m telling you this because I want you to set your sights, I want you to set your objectives, and focus some of your energy in building, nurturing, and seeking out these relationships.

I'm just going to drop some tips that will absolutely help you to manage your time better, help you to feel more productive and successful in whatever you're engaged in, and in the end increase your ability to feel balanced and a little happier.

I was talking to a bunch of random teens the other day, and they were telling me about the cool things they were doing in their lives, and honestly I just left feeling so amazed at their willingness to do and try new things.

It's the end of the year and it's time to finish strong! Don't get stuck in a cycle of self-pity or blaming others and instead focus on working the problem. As Einstein famously said, "It's not that I'm smarter than other people, it's that I can stay with a problem longer." Use this time to build confidence in your ability to handle anything, and take action with three simple steps: acknowledge what needs to be done, ask for help where needed, and make a plan. With these strategies you can end the year with honor and come out stronger for next year.