In this final episode of Season 1, we take a look at ourselves and realize just how strong we really are. It's been a tough eighteen months for the world. And now that the summer is upon us, most of us cannot wait to partake in all the summer activities we missed out on since the pandemic. But let's look at how far we've come. What have we learned about ourselves during the pandemic? This is a great opportunity to use our ability to adapt to become more discipline and make necessary changes in life. Tune out the distractions and put your head down and get to work. Seize this opportunity to propel yourself forward like you've never done before. You can do it; you already have.

What mental barriers are stopping you from achieving greatness? Have you stopped to think about the different ways these barriers are affecting your progress in life? Let's take a look at how to deal with these mental barriers so that we can move forward and focus on living authentically and purposefully.

We continue our conversation on the value of knowing your worth and how this knowledge will change and direct your steps. Knowing your worth is a catalyst in many ways and you need to understand why you need to know your worth before others recognize it.

Knowing your worth is a valuable tool that you should carry around with you everyday during every encounter. Worth is not a weapon, but rather a shield that protects you from the harsh elements of the world. Learn to know your worth and you'll know where you stand in all your encounters. Anytime is a great time to know your worth.

Who hasn't been criticized enough? I know I have. It seems that criticism is handed out freely in a world that allows us to have more and more access to information, opinions and negativity consistently. But why must we criticize all the time? Let's have an honest discussion about criticism so we can understand when it's detrimental to our well-being and when it is helpful and necessary for personal growth and development.

The power of organization cannot be overstated. There are various levels of organization but have you tried organizing one single day? Sometimes we need to start making small changes that will reap huge benefits in the end. Start with organizing each day and see how it helps you think and see more clearly, setting the stage for you to Discern. This level of organization will help you make better daily decisions more consistently. Let's take a journey on how to organize your day.

Knowing when you're not Discerning is just as important as knowing when you are Discerning. We need to know what's motivating our actions and whether those actions will bear fruit or cause us unnecessary stress, pain and suffering. Today's discussion makes the distinction between when you are Discerning and when your actions are motivated by selfish interests. Let's learn the difference; join the conversation.

Today's episode discusses the meaning of Discernment. We use this foundational element to gain a keen understanding of what we mean by Discernment and how Discerning creates a win-win scenario for us. In the process, we gain clarity, understanding and perspective. Let's talk about the meaning of Discernment.

There are many habits we develop over time, some good and some bad. As we try to improve upon ourselves, we must develop better habits including the habit of visualizing what we want out of life. Let's learn to visualize ourselves in a positive light so that we tap into the power of self-love and visualize our success.

Sometimes knowing when to move or when to stay put is not an easy decision. And when it comes to getting involved with people, the decision may be even more difficult. But regardless of the situation, there is always certain information available to you. The key is to identify the information and then analyze it correctly. A great question to ask before deciding whether to get involved with someone is: what does this person have to lose? Let's discuss why this initial question is an important assessment tool in decision-making.