We live in a world full of emotion, and right before our eyes has been the answer to effective communication the entire time. Genuine connections are based on emotional connections, and we have the ability to create these in an instant.
While browsing a forum the other day I saw a question posted by a user asking how to avoid relapsing back into bad habits and losing all the progress he had made during his self-improvement journey. This is something I've dealt with for a long time. Here are my thoughts.
The fears that exist in the individual are not fears of the world, but insecurities about the ability of the individual to handle the tasks of the world. In order to grow you must face your deepest emotion, in order to face that emotion you must understand how to find it.
After finishing Up to This Point, a book by Kingpin Social, Kevin and I had a talk about success, happiness, life in general. There are two types of people in this world: there are people that talk about somebody, and there are people who decide to be somebody. Talking, doing, these things are both choices.
We all set goals with the intention of achieving them. Why would you set a goal if you didn't plan on following through with it? Often times we fall short of our goal, ultimately discouraging ourselves from setting them in the first place. The reason for all of your failed goals lay within this article.
How many people are only living to kill time before they die? Think about it. I think we should Exist to Live. Living and Learning are intertwined. Learn to grow. Here’s how you can do it.
I love epiphanies. This one is so obvious but it only finally hit me recently. Inside you will learn what it is, and one more small mindset that will help you grow the quickest.
Every once in awhile I stumble upon a concept that in theory should be exactly the same as with another skill, but the real life application of it is the total opposite… no matter how ridiculous it is. That’s what I want to talk about today: one concept that in theory should be no different then in other skill-sets, but the application of it is different - and it's holding you back!