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Have you ever been looking forward to an event so much and something happens that prevents the event from taking place and the rest of your day is "ruined?" It happened to me, and today we discuss how to avoid ruining your day when life doesn't go as planned.
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The world is "coming back to a start" and we're all left with the same worry?... "How do I start over and gain momentum?"
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Are you a wave or a seagull? Waves make moves; seagulls just make noise. There's a difference.
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This weekend I asked my four year nephew if he was still doing a certain activity and he said, "NO, I deleted it out of my mind." So profound. What if we took that same simple logic and applied to areas and thoughts that held us back.
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Jim Rohn famously stated, "Be careful who you become in pursuit of what you're after." On the flip side, when it comes to goals, lately I've been asking myself "Who would I have to become to hit the goals I want to reach?"
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One of my best friends, Heather Marcus, told me a remarkable story about her experience with a wasp that contains answers to how we as a society can treat those we fear or don't understand, whether that be racial, political, or religiously different people than us. The answer is this: Leave them Alone.
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Check out Heather's great blog at HeatherMarcus.com
We all are beginners at something, perhaps filled with a little fear or anxiety when starting a new task. Eventually, with hard work, we master it. But how often do we find ways to continue to push ourselves once the task becomes easy?
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Have you experienced a seeming depression after an important milestone? Perhaps it was a race or a huge sale of a company or any milestone in between? You're not alone and today we discuss beating those lows.
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I'm encouraged by the recent solidarity amongst citizens around the world in standing up against racism and police brutality. While racism can't be solved overnight, on today's episode I share practical action steps you can apply to keep fighting for equality.
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Special thank you to my good friend Kennith Smith of Dfw.ink for being part of the solution.
No matter how strong our minds are, we all hit a point where we are mentally, physically, and emotionally exhausted. What do we do then?
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