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The Blame Game: Taking Responsibility For Your Choices
Blame. It’s an easy thing to assign, but takes a lot of work to avoid. And yet, placing blame or...
Are You Ready?
I consistently hear from people that they KNOW that they need to work with me but they do not have...
7 Timesless Thoughts On Responsibility
Like discipline, responsibility is one of those words you have probably heard so many times from...
Get What You Deserve
Along with self-care, the idea of “what we deserve” can be riddled with entitlement. However, what...
Everyone Loves A Victim?
There are some things that maintaining our victimhood gives us. People are less likely to...
From Victimization to Personal Power
Have you ever felt victimized in your life or met someone who is constantly be running the “poor...
5 Ways to Liberate Your Creative Self
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10 Signs You\’re Burning Out — And What To Do About It
I’m of the mindset that while I may not be the smartest or most talented person in the room, I’ll...
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4 Giant Ways Your Life Changes When You Find Your Purpose
While finding your life purpose may not be a panacea for all of your problems, there are four giant ways that your life changes when you find your purpose and start to live by it. These shifts can radically upgrade your life from just getting by to feeling like a...
How to Survive Being an Empath without Isolating Yourself
Being sensitive to the thoughts and feelings of others is the gift and the plight of the empath. If I had a nickel for every time someone said to me that they struggle in their life because of how empathic they are, I could open a bank account. Many empaths choose to...
How to Use Personal Power to Reach Your Next Spiritual Level
Understanding how to use personal power to reach your next spiritual level is the key to achieving this transition. According to writer and theorist Ken Wilber, development is a continuum of processes that takes us from psychological “growing up” to spiritual “waking...