Embrace Change and Set Yourself Up for Success With These Positive Habits
Change is going to happen with our embracing it or trying to avoid it. Make the most of the changes coming your way by using one of the 8 tactics in this article.
Change is going to happen with our embracing it or trying to avoid it. Make the most of the changes coming your way by using one of the 8 tactics in this article.
Introduction I thought I was doing everything the ‘right way’, as far as my health was concerned. I would soon learn that there are some things beyond our practices of clean and healthy living.
True abundance is an inside job. We have the power to observer how we feel about money and then make choices that serve us better.
Comparing ourselves to our friends instead of celebrating their successes is an example of scarcity thinking. A person with an abundant mindset will be happy for their friends, knowing that there are plenty of new opportunities out there for them.
Introduction There’s no place like home! That line is from one of my favorite movies, The Wizard of OZ. However, we don’t have to go over the rainbow to discover the abundance right in front of us.
Our coworkers deserve to be surrounded by abundant thinkers. We can be that kind of thinker changing the attitudes of coworkers and helping improve organizational performance.
What if our negative thoughts were like butterflies? Would we swat them away? Probably not. We assign value to these thoughts and can choose to assign value differently. We can decide to treat negative thoughts more like butterflies than like gnats
The ultimate goal of mentoring youth in your community is to help young people navigate life challenges and bring them to a place where they can lead others someday.
There are many physical and emotional reasons to maintain a positive mindset. Here are 25 tactics, organized into 6 strategies, that you can use to maintain a positive mindset.
With so many ways to be distracted, the concern about where we place our attention is totally pertinent. Being present seems to be harder than ever, as we have societal, technological, relationship, and personal distractions pulling and tugging at our limited attention.