Posts Tagged ‘Self-Awareness’
Tony Robbins Podcast – Creating A Community To Call Home, Discovering The Gift of Connection with Celinne Da Costa
When I left everything behind to travel, I wanted to see how far human connection would take me. In 9 months, it took me around the world and introduced to countless new friends. In this episode, you will hear from me and two others who are using human connection to transform lives: a retired Coast…
Read MoreHow To Know When Your Brand Story Is Boring (And What To Do About It)
We’ve all got that one friend. As soon as I start to describe them, you’ll know who I’m talking about. Whenever you hang out, it could take half an hour or it could take all day, but they always bring up the same stories. Maybe it’s an embarrassing one from the office holiday party. Or…
Read MoreMeet The 26-Year-Old Who Used These Unexpected Mindset Hacks To Become A Millionaire… in 3 Years
While most of us want more out of our lives, few get to achieve the level of success they always dreamed of. The primary reason? We don’t believe in ourselves enough, and as a result, don’t take the necessary action to maximize our potential. It doesn’t have to be that way — you can choose to create…
Read MoreHow To Get People To Do Things For You (Without Being Manipulative)
Have you ever had someone you just met ask for advice, a favor, or even try to sell you their product or service? Yuck. Coming from a corporate background, I’ve clocked countless hours networking at events where the sole purpose seemed to be exchanging business cards and finding the right connection who can get you that…
Read MoreWords Beyond Translation: Hacerle Ganas
Antigua, Guatemala The expression “hacerle ganas” in Spanish captures a sentiment of strength and perseverance that I’ve consistently found present in Latin American cultures: specifically, what it means to keep moving forward towards a goal, even when faced with adversity. Hacerle ganas roughly means “to create the desire.” It is rooted in the common idiomatic…
Read MoreWords Beyond Translation: Waldeinsamkeit
Colorado, United States I recently came to learn of a German word that perfectly captures one’s deep and intimate connection with nature. Waldeinsamkeit roughly translates to “the feeling of being alone in the woods.” The structure of the word says it all: “wald” means woods/forest, and “einsamkeit” means loneliness or solitude. This word is about…
Read MoreWords Beyond Translation: Lagom
Skinnskatteberg, Sweden The Swedes are well-known for their minimalist, functional, and sustainable approach to living, and this is reflected in the untranslatable word lagom. Lagom means not too much and not too little: it’s just the right amount, and as the Swedish proverb goes, “the right amount is best.” Lagom asks us to create balance in…
Read MoreWhat Travel Taught Me About Love
One year ago, I sat down to write an article about love. After countless hours spent blankly staring at a computer screen, I accepted the reality of why I couldn’t write the piece: I didn’t know enough about love outside of my own personal experience. So, I decided to do the next best thing. Over…
Read MoreYou Can’t Get What You Don’t Ask For
You can’t get what you don’t ask for. How I asked for what I wanted, and traveled the world because of it.
Read MoreHow Screaming Helped Me Become More Aware
I spent a week dancing and screaming while practicing Dynamic Meditation. Here is what I learned from the experience.
Read MoreCan Having Less Possessions Help You Focus On What’s Important?
How living out of a carry-on freed me to focus on what’s important in life.
Read MoreHow Changing Your Definition Of Success Makes You Successful
The secret to success is defining it by your own standards and having the courage to carve out your own path.
Read MoreUse Technology, But Don’t Let It Use You
In this day and age, we live and breathe technology. If we allow it to use us, however, it will obstruct our living experience and humanity.
Read MoreWhy I Quit My Job To Couch Surf The World
You and I have something in common. We both have a dream.
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