How could this be? Isn't the objective of life to fulfill our dreams? What happens AFTER we have reached our goals? What's next?

Opportunities come to us all the time. Sometimes we notice, other times we don't

Sometimes we don't gain anything from the opportunities because we are afraid of the unknown, so we don't take a chance.

The key to making progress towards out goals and dreams is change. Changing the norm for something new; Choosing to BE - Something new, in spite of our fears.

Most people avoid conflict. Some people seek it out. Regardless of your position, conflict can be a way to developing ourselves more. To gain insight and enlightenment. Conflict can be turned into a resource for self development. This is how.

For some reason, it seems like the lie is often accepted, maybe even rewarded, while being truthful leads to strong reactions. I've often wondered why that is. In a way, I'm still wondering.

We are surrounded by people who play different roles in our lives. That's what society is. But we also need to be AWARE of what the people who surround us are ACTUALLY DOING there. This should determine on whom we focus our energy. 

We all experience Burnout periodically. It's impossible to maintain the same intensity day in and day out, 100% of the time. We cope with this experience in different ways. These are a few tips that work for me, and hopefully will work for you also.

Sometimes, I like to illustrate my messages through stories; either mine or others. Today, I had some thoughts about the story of snow white and it really is something else.

Because it's difficult, doesn't make it better. Because it's easy, doesn't make it less valuable.

For some reason, we seem conditioned to believe that struggle should be rewarded and ease should be scorned. I don't think that should be the case; at least not all the time.

What do you do when despite your best efforts, you find yourself at your lowest points?

It might be the best time to find out who you are ... when everything is stripped down to bare bones; without all the glitz and glam, who are you?

Relationships are generally wonderful while we are in them, until they aren't. Typically when they end.

It's difficult to find anyone speak of their ex's in a positive light. Why though? Why do we negate all the positive experiences we had in a relationship in favour of the angst that follows a bad breakup? Was the relationship all bad? Are we throwing the baby out with the bath water?

On this episode, I delve into our rationale for this, and what we may truly be avoiding by doing this.