These questions and messages have helped me shift from resisting challenge to embracing a new way of thinking and being.

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These questions and messages have helped me shift from resisting challenge to embracing a new way of thinking and being.
Your self-talk shapes who you are. Let’s talk about how it works, why it matters, and how yours is impacting you.
This recent podcast interview is all about defining your needs, overcoming “should,” and creating a life that reflects who you are.
When you put together a puzzle, where do you start? The edges. Your boundaries reflect your priorities.
New tasks and opportunities will always arise. How do you determine what’s worth your time and energy?
When you have too much stuff to do, it’s time to step back and evaluate what’s truly important to you.
This post is a story I wrote at 17 after my first international volunteer trip in Cape Town, South Africa.
Take a minute to think about yourself. Now tell me something: who are you? And how do you answer this?
Keeping a journal can feel daunting and self-invasive. Here’s how to make journaling productive.
Journaling is a powerful tool to gain self-awareness, assess your progress, and continue moving forward.