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It’s more apparent to me than ever that we, as a society, have a major problem on our hands.  We continue to be sold on the idea that it’s external successes that’ll bring us happiness.  How do I know this?  Take a look around.  Everywhere I look this is what I see…  “Buy this program […]

Given the amount of failures I’ve experienced to date, I’d said I’m a bit of a failure expert at this point.  Not sure if that’s a good thing or bad thing (haha)!  We’re talking failures of all kinds too.  Failed tests, relationships, investments, businesses, you name it.  And with each of these failures came the

I was listening to a podcast recently while on a run when I heard the following statement…  “With every level there’s a new devil.”  I thought, how true.  The idea that with every new level of success we achieve, there’s a new devil awaiting us.  Ready to challenge us.  Just when we think we’re in

I was recently having a conversation with a good friend of mine when he said to me… “Being successful is so difficult.” I was about to respond with, “I know right?” Instead, I decided to ask him what his definition of being successful was. I wanted to understand what he was after that he felt

Heath, happiness, and fulfillment.  Three things that are super important to me.  That I’m constantly looking to improve upon in my life.  I’m sure that’s the case for many of us.  I mean, who couldn’t use a little more health, happiness, and fulfillment in their lives?  I can’t say I’ve ever struggled because of having

Years ago when I first started working with a business coach, she asked me…  “Why do you brush your teeth every day?”  I responded, “So I don’t get cavities.”  She said, “But you don’t have cavities.”  I said, “I know, because I brush every day.”  She then asked me why I exercised.  I responded with,

Here’s some statements I hear often from my clients…  “I can’t do that.”  “I’m not built that way.”  “I don’t function like that.”  You ever find yourself making any of these statements?  I love when I hear these statements because it opens the door for me ask them…  “When did you decide that’s who you

A few years ago, I decided to create my own personal success philosophy. In case you’re wondering what a personal success philosophy is, it’s our own definition of what success looks like to us. Success as we define it, not how others define it for us. Before creating my own success philosophy, by default, I

If there’s one thing I know well, it’s the feeling of low self-confidence. For me it started at an early age. Told by teachers I wasn’t smart or good enough for success. That I wouldn’t amount to much. Just 8 years old and my confidence was already shot.  Being so young, I had no idea

This past weekend I went out for a 6 mile run.  During my run, I listened to a compilation of motivational speeches.  They always get me fired up and energized.  During one of the speeches, I heard the phrase… “Before I’m boxed and buried”.  It got me thinking about my life, and all it is