Climbing Against the Course — Letting Go of Competition
It can be easier to focus on competing with others than getting better ourselves. It’s time to let go of competition and climb against the course instead.
The Subtle Lie About Our 30s Some People Believe
Did you believe (or are you believing) the subtle lie about our 30s that many believe? Jeremy Chandler recognized the lie, and he’s working to debunk it.
Lessons in Resentment, Empathy and Understanding
Experiencing and processing resentment can lead to increased empathy and understanding if we let it. Zach Morgan shares a personal story of when he did.
The Decision Making Struggle: The Upside of a Bad Choice
The decision making struggle can be fraught with tension. How do you proceed when you discover you’ve made the dreaded bad choice?
Redefining Success: Progress Not Perfection
When success is defined as perfectionism, it’s a recipe for failure. When we focus on progress not perfection, we set ourselves up to achieve better things.
Chasing Audacious Goals: Dispatches from the End Zone
Chasing audacious goals can be tough work. We encounter highs, lows, and everything in between. Writer Sara Saddington reflects on what’s kept her on track.
Don’t Waste Your Summer (Or Any Other Season)
We put lots of expectations on summer. We want to rest, enjoy life and have adventures. Those things won’t happen on their own, they require intentionality.
The Summer Struggle: Strategies for a Slow-Cooker Season
If you’re like Eric Torrence and you suffer from the summer struggle, here are a few suggestions to get you through what he calls the slow-cooker season.
People-Pleasers: The Good, The Bad, and The Fixable
The intentions of people-pleasers may be good, the consequences of their behavior can be hurtful. Here’s how to change those unproductive people-pleasing habits.
The Key to Clearing Our Mental Workspace
Before starting any project, Justin Kanoya always clears his workspace. He makes a case for the importance of Clearing Our Mental Workspace too.
A Case Against Connection
Facebook has connected us in ways that even its creators couldn’t have imagined. But is all of this connection a good thing?
Summer Slowdown: The Fun of Being In the Moment
During the long, warm days of summer, it’s tempting to pack our schedules and do “the most.” Maya James makes a case, instead, for being in the moment.