Personal mastery is not a finish line. It is the practice of holding a clear vision next to an honest view of reality, and refusing to lower the first to feel better about the second.
“Do your best” feels safe, but decades of research say specific, challenging goals win. The four ingredients of a good goal, why too-high goals backfire, and six steps to set yours.
How do we define success? Webster’s dictionary specifies success as” the attainment of favor, eminence, or wealth.” I believe we would concur that Webster’s meaning is quite accurate in regard to how we take a look at individuals that we view to be “successful”. I wish to broaden your thing on this belief with the…
“Follow your bliss” is good advice. “Find your passion” is not. Where Campbell’s line came from, what the research says about passion, and five ways to build yours.
Chronic procrastination is usually a motivation problem, not a time-management one. Here is how purpose changes that.
As we experience life with our losses and life changes that take place with advancing years, some of us begin to gravitate towards or for some of is back to religion, although the traditional church may not always be as accommodating as we hoped. If you’re like me born in the church, graduated from catholic…
A majority of us confess to experiencing a disconnection between having a job and doing what we are really passionate about. Many of us are experiencing irregular sleeping habits, stress, and left wondering what really matters in our lives. Since our work is not just an eight-hour interruption in our day and we spend most…
Lost momentum? Eight practical ways to get back on track, from treating setbacks as information to finding people who keep you going.
Procrastination can creep in and easily become a habit. Once it does, it can erode your capacity to function effectively. But, breaking a habit is no easy thing to do, let alone face starting. As far as I’m concerned, it’s a constant work in progress. Once you accept that procrastination could exist and it’s something,…
Stress affects each individual differently, according to the cause and its effects. Therefore, there are different kinds of stress as recognized by clinical and research studies. It is important for us as individuals to recognize the causes of stress in order for us to be able to deal with it, and hopefully reduce our stress….