Moore says that “The characteristics of the Warrior in his fullness amount to a total way of life, what the samurai called a do (pronounced ‘do’). These characteristics constitute the Warrior Dharma, Ma’at, or Tao, a spiritual or psychological path through life.”

There are quite a few benefits when a person is optimistic. For example, optimists tend to achieve better results and have a better level of health. Pessimists however, are more common in life. These individuals give up when they see adversity and they may suffer from depression.

Zhuzi said, “Make preparations before it rains. Don't wait until you’re thirsty to dig a well.”

Vision: Something seen in a dream; a thought, concept or object formed by the imagination; manifestation to the senses of something immaterial; the act or power of imagination; mode of seeing or conceiving; unusual discernment or foresight; the act or power of seeing

In the same way, as a human being, you have numerous fights going on within yourself and when you want to make a decision, you have different options to weigh from.

We all know the importance of eating ‘five a day’, or five pieces of fruit or vegetables every day, in order to maintain physical health.

While the science behind the precise number might be somewhat dubious, the importance of eating well to maintain health is not in doubt.

Once you understand the items in your psychology that can block personal growth, you can learn how to get past them.

There are some tips for self-mastery to lead to self-actualization and a better mental state.

It's never someone's thirst to fail neither does anyone wish not to be successful. It is everybody's wish to be successful in whatever they do although this has never been the case in many circumstances. Some of our failures are as a result of our own mistakes and others just come naturally without our consent.

Kate Manser is just so happy to be alive. After a radical shift in life perspective, Kate left her job at Google to travel around the world and create You Might Die Tomorrow. What started as a blog and a few stickers is now a community of thousands of vibrant humans around the world who have been inspired to live urgently, love openly, and enjoy life. Kate has been honored to offer her You Might Die Tomorrow workshop at Facebook, Inc. and her book will hit shelves on September 21, 2019.

Most people have heard the term ‘midlife crisis’. For me it conjures up pictures of men in comfortable jobs and stable marriages who suddenly start having affairs and splashing out on “boy’s toys” once they reach 40. On face value this behavior seems more like that of a spoilt child – not satisfied with the success he has already achieved, and showing little regard for his partner or children, he now demands more. And it does seem to be mostly “he”. The female partner is typically the one left behind to pick up the pieces.