Where in your life do you see signs that what was old is new again? For me this theme has shown up in my weekly webcasts with various Millennial strivers, so I wrote that thought down to inspire this post. Synchronistically, the next day, I received a text from a friend who came into my...Read More

Do you have enough trust to use a driverless car?  I think I do, yet I have never driven in a driverless car.  When I think about the psychological surrender required to entrust my well-being to a multi-ton machine operated by a software system I do not know how to program, I will admit I...Read More

The spirit of Millennials can be experienced in the comfort with which they engage easily in conversations that I was taught were taboo in social situations.  Do you associate or identify with or attend any religious group regularly? (5:40) Do you have a political affiliation? (7:16) Are you afraid?  (10:00)   Their ease in facing...Read More

When Stanford researcher, Emma Seppälä, published her blog, 20 Scientific Reasons to Start Meditating Today: New Research shows meditation boosts your health, happiness and success, I thought the definitive case for meditation had finally been made.  Seppälä’s blog hyperlinks to accredited studies from every field.  She is far from the first (my long-time resource has been anything...Read More

Getting Grit is the title of best-selling positive psychology author Caroline Miller’s upcoming book. I had an opportunity to chat with Caroline about her personal gritty life path and all things goal-setting, success and grit in a recent episode of my webcast, Serving Your Success. Getting Grit may not always feel like fun, yet Caroline’s...Read More

Whoever said “you can’t teach and old dog new tricks,” lied! Recently, this old dog learned a new trick in the word, adulting. Adulting (v): to do grown up things and hold responsibilities such as, a 9-5 job (heaven forbid), a mortgage/rent (think AirBnB ownership), a car payment, or anything else that makes one think...Read More

Travel as a personal growth tool is a cheap ticket to discovering just how brave you are or care to be.  No matter your age or occupation, the sharing economy has expanded the ability to physically travel.  Yet, the real journey of travel is how you apply what you have experienced to your personal growth...Read More

  “Find work you love and you will never work a day in your life.” Attributed to the Chinese sage Confucius     Love is work.  A lot of work.  Everyone wants to find work they love, but rarely do we put thought to how much work it takes to develop work we will love. ...Read More