True bravery is: taking the time to figure out what you want for your life and what makes you feel the most alive, deciding you matter enough to pursue it, going after whatever it is even if that thing seems hard if not impossible to get, and seeing what you started all the way to …
True Bravery is Slogging Through & Finishing (Part 2) Read More »
I always thought of bravery as facing your fears and doing it anyway. I never used to think of courage as simply not quitting, as slogging through when it was hard even if that difficulty had nothing to do with fear. I see now that true bravery really is knowing, sometimes even before you start, …
True Bravery is Slogging Through & Finishing (Part 1) Read More »
You might think writing in a journal requires no explanation. Crack it open . . . pen to page . . . done. Except it doesn’t seem to be that easy for some because I know plenty of people who have bought journals or gotten them as gifts then never jotted down a single word …
Journaling Really Can Save Your Life & How To Do It Read More »
It’s always a great idea to have a goal in mind, a summit that you’re striving for, so you know in which direction you need to be headed. Thing is, it’s not such a great idea to put all your focus on the end result of that goal to the exclusion of what’s going on …
3 Reasons Why The Journey Matters More Than The Outcome Read More »
I’m saying this again (read Part 1 here) because it’s that important: sometimes the biggest mountain you’ll ever need to face is your own self. That’s especially true if you’ve been defeated. How do you respond to failure? Do you throw in the towel and quit? Do you assign blame? Do you make excuses? Do …
