change

Tough times can be a catalyst for "waking up." We are reminded that there's no time to waste--so get busy living a life that you love.

Even the bad things we walk through don't negate who you are and are often revealing and catalysts for change--the good kind.

Sometimes we take the towns we live in for granted. We don't always realize the charm they have for, say, road trippers from OTHER towns passing through.

We can still find many joyful ways to "summer" this summer--despite the struggles. And perhaps even be surprised by new ones.

Even the smallest changes you make toward whatever goal you're seeking to accomplish--if you maintain those consistently--you'll be amazed at what you can do.

We can never pretend that destructive ideas are okay. They're not. Fight for what's right. Yet, we can give people who want to change a chance to grow.

The lock-down has caused many to reflect on their next career steps. If you aspire to leadership, reflect on the skills you'll want to develop to be effective.

Start by being present here and now. Show up for even the smallest moments of you life. That’s where you begin.

You know what's crazy? Sometimes, the monster you fear truly isn't dark at all. It just wants to be recognized. Just like you or me.

The problem with allowing yourself to only be motivated by external factors, is that they inevitably change, come and go, or end. So then what?

It's natural to be nervous about the unknown. Yet, we can choose to be cautiously optimistic while educating ourselves about the changes of our time.

Even the smallest changes you make toward whatever goal you're seeking to accomplish--if you maintain those consistently--you'll be amazed at what you can do.