Imagine seeing your true potential.
You catch a vision of yourself rising above every limitation and weakness.
Tag Archives: maturity
How can one live a life of full spiritual devotion and pursuit with a family to support?
Before I came online and found this question, I was fully engulfed in feelings of resentment as I sat surrounded by my family in a room.
How are you doing with your addictions?
I often wonder how many times I’ll have to learn the same lessons before the knowledge reaches a deep enough level for me to actually change.
If everyone in life coaching advises “first, change your beliefs,” what does that even mean?
Tony Robbins says only 20% of success comes from having the right method and strategy; 80% is due to mindset—to what you believe about yourself and what you’re capable of.
Did you fail in life, and then get success?
Yes.
My job is basically getting my own projects done; and there were times, especially early on, when I’d put months (even years) into a project only to watch it go nowhere.
What was a choice you made that completely changed your life?
This is actually an ongoing choice, and I’m glad whenever I’m forced to make it; it’s a choice that changes my life the same wonderful way each time. Continue reading
Why do I feel so left behind in life?
What happens when you close yourself off from other people?
You get used to running all your own systems well.
You learn to fully take care of yourself, living completely on your own time.
A period of isolation can lead to valuable self-discovery; unaffected, you get a clear sense of exactly what you want to do, be, have… Continue reading
Why do you worry? What keeps you up at night?
Sometimes things people say will run over and over through my mind. It usually takes the form of an imagined conversation with someone I think might have something against me. Continue reading
How do I measure my emotional intelligence (I’m in my 30’s)?
Emotional intelligence is really two things: one internal, and one relational.
First, emotional intelligence involves learning to really feel all of your emotions for exactly what they are; then the “intelligence” part comes from having the maturity/perspective to decide what you should do based on your emotions instead of just reacting to them. Continue reading
