Balance is a myth. Facts all day. True balance is understanding that tipping points look different at each point in your journey and if you can’t accept that, well my friend, your mental health is in jeopardy.

You can’t look like every other Joe Schmo doing the same exact same thing and expect to stand out. Be you! Be innovative! Stretch yourself to doing what everyone else might not be willing to do.

We talk a lot about leadership here on the podcast, but also we know that in order to grow, we have to qualify as the mentee. Here’s 4 things that should do, as the learner, to grow yourself forward.

Got walls?? Some of us have walls so thick they’re holding us back from accomplishing what it is we want.

We have been so focused on growth that we forget to celebrate the achievement in between the actual goals. Practice gratitude— find the joy!!!

Don’t hold back on being fully honest with others because you’re afraid of how it might be received. People, more often than not, appreciate the raw truth.

Without vision, the people perish. Right? What’s holding you back? Identify what that thing is and make the adjustments so you can get back on track.

Are you looking at it as that sign to duck and run or are you using it as an opportunity to step into a level of uncertainty that might just move you forward?

When facing disappointment you may not understand what the issue is. That’s when it’s time to take a look in the mirror and decide what to do next.

Failure is vital to growth. We have to recognize and then understand our mistakes. Only then can we shift the choices we make in order to do better.