Every human being has an inner dialogue that is constantly reflecting on different types of thoughts— positive and negative — everyday. Many of us allow that...
Cal Newport is a professor of computer science at Georgetown University, a blogger, and the author of six different self-improvement books. And he’s only 37 years...
These days, in the era of social media, it is easier to be envious of someone, than it is to be happy for them. Facebook, Instagram,...
Purpose is a sense of knowing that your life has meaning, value, and importance. Living with purpose means you know for a fact that your work,...
As we approach the end of 2019, these last months of the year are an excellent time to reflect—to think about all of the ups, downs,...
This fall, Malcolm Gladwell—the author of several bestselling books like Blink, Outliers, and The Tipping Point—is back with a brand new book called Talking To Strangers....
High Performance Habits by Brendon Burchard is one of the greatest self-development books I’ve read! I highly recommend this book for anyone who is looking to...
Your way to success will pass through massive failure.
In April of 2019, I started using a daily planner called the Lion Planner. After doing lots of comparison with other journals on Amazon, I decided...
As human beings we live in a reality where, unfortunately, very few things are ever guaranteed. Human beings are a contradiction. On one hand, we are...
Learn how to love your life and improve your happiness even when you feel like life is too much to handle. Most people are not happy....
Learn why the most valuable currency we have is the effect we have on the people around us. “How will you serve the world? What do...
Discover how to salvage a bad morning and turn it into a good day. Have you ever wondered why certain people seem to look, feel, behave...
Discover how to stay motivated and positive even when the going gets tough. No matter who you are, what your name is, where you came from,...
“Find your passion.” “Do what you love.” “Follow your heart.” We hear this advice from super-successful people in interviews and graduation speeches all the time. And...
