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If you feel nervous and insecure about changing fields here’s some positive motivation to boost your courage and confidence. Read More

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Failure is part of success, especially for women Marissa Muller

Women are terrified to allow themselves to fail. Here’s how to reframe that negative mindset and help boost your success. Read More

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In defense of being ‘ordinary’Benjamin P. Hardy

Interestingly, if you see yourself and/or others as “special,” then you fall into what Dr. Carol Dweck calls a “fixed mindset.” … Read More

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Compare yourself to who you were yesterday, not to who someone else is today Thomas Oppong

Change the object of comparison to yourself. If the urge to compare is too strong to ignore, measure yourself against yourself. Read More

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Aim high and do everything in your control to become your best self Darius Foroux

Here’s the thing: Don’t take yourself nor life too seriously. We all know that blaming others is what fools do. Read More

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Why I want to change 1,000,000 people (Yep. 2019, I go all in)Gustavo Razzetti

Organizations and people want to transform and become better. Unfortunately, for most, the experience is dramatic and painful. Read More

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Finding hope and grace on the landing strip John P. Weiss

With each landing I experience the hope I have for the future and the grace in knowing that I am alive, living an artful life and pursuing my dreams. Read More

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Why you fail to accomplish resolutions: You’re not listening to your emotions Gustavo Razzetti

If you can’t understand and manage your emotions, achieving your goals will become a lost battle. Read More

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5 important life lessons to make you more successful LaRae Quy

To become a successful human being, we need to mature physically, emotionally, socially, cognitively, spiritually, and morally. Read More

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