It can be frustrating trying to figure out who’s telling the truth. It can be tricky knowing who you can believe and who you should trust. The truth is that no one is telling the truth, and everyone is, except for the liars. This post explains why it’s essential to realize that truth is subjectivity.
While we can’t prepare for everything and prevent bad times, we can turn them into better bad times with a bit of work and mindset shift.
Although seeking comfort seems ideal, embracing discomfort is key to creating happiness. The 5 powerful benefits of uncomfortability are…
Comfort and pleasure don’t bring long-term happiness. Building resilience and gratitude do. Here is how bad times increase happiness in the long run.
Money itself isn’t what we want. We want the options money provides us. Even without being financially wealthy, here’s how to earn a wealth of choices.
Struggling with perfection is difficult. Bombarded with images of perfection, we feel inadequate when we don’t measure up. The best way to look beyond imperfections is…
Enormity vs. enormousness. While these two words sound alike, they have completely different meanings and an opportunity for an important mindset shift.
Most mistakes aren’t permanent. You can undo or overcome most bad decisions but not regret. Regret isn’t a thing. Regret is a void.
Are you struggling with happiness? Or with a puppy? The two have much in common. These are the surprising ways that happiness is like a puppy.
Think New Year’s Resolutions are a waste of time? If you want to stop feeling frustrated, here are the 3 New Years Resolutions to ensure a great 2021.