In my 2023 Mega Recap post - this section was mistakenly left out. It was the most important one for me to share so dropping it here. Sorry for the double email, but hope you get something out of it! Lessons Learned * Optimism is a moral obligation. - David Deutsch.

Have you ever seen the circus master who is riding a unicycle, balancing spinning plates, and juggling at the same time? You may not understand how he's managing it, but one thing you can be certain of is that if he continues, something is inevitably going to get

In a year filled so many ups, downs, twists, turns, and everything in between, we take a moment today to be kind. To be present. To give. To accept. To remember. To mourn. To celebrate. To cherish. Christmas is always a reminder that spreading a little joy, tenderness, and love

“Fear is a poor chisel with which to carve out tomorrow.” - Andy Andrews Be driven by purpose today, not fear.

“Happiness is not the goal and unhappiness is not the enemy. Getting happier is the goal.” — Arthur C. Brooks

May today not suck for you. In the ebb and flow of life, especially as the year draws to a close, it's enough just to wish for a day that doesn't add to our burdens. We all grapple with a multitude of challenges – be it personal

The person we need love from most is ourselves. So, how do you fall in love with, well, you? 1. Talk Nice to Yourself. Your inner monologue is essentially you talking to you. You control it. Consistently insist that the little voice inside your head approaches you with the respect,

Today offered us a space for reflection, a chance to appreciate the many blessings that have quietly woven themselves into the tapestry of our year. I hope you found time to reconnect with those important people in your life – through laughter, deep conversations, or simple acts of kindness. These moments

“Be a little selfish and do something for yourself every day, something different once a month and something spectacular every year.” This was advice in an article I read to younger person from 60 year old Nancy. It’s free wisdom for us all. Take a moment and do something

Growing up, I was often regarded as a promising young man. Many believed in my potential, yet for a long time, I struggled to believe in myself. Later in life, I recognized that a subtle change in language had profoundly affected my confidence during my formative years. Let me transport