Insight can feel powerful.
You read something, hear something, or realize something about yourself, and it suddenly makes sense.
That moment of understanding can feel like a breakthrough.
But insig...
Most of us were never actually taught how to feel emotions.
We were taught how to behave.
We were taught how to think.
But the middle layer — the emotional layer — was often left out.
So when unco...
Many people think confidence comes from believing better thoughts about yourself.
And that can help.
But real confidence is built somewhere deeper.
It comes from learning that you can experience yo...
There’s a common belief in personal growth that if you can just change your thoughts, everything else will fall into place.
And sometimes that works.
Thought work can help you question old patterns ...
A few years ago, a friend asked me a question that stopped me in my tracks: "What do you get from guilt?"
Strange question, right? I mean, who wants to feel guilty?
But I couldn't shake it. I went h...
Last March, I made myself a promise.
I was going to challenge myself to send 3 emails, 1 blog post, 1 Substack, and 2-3 LinkedIn posts every week for one year.
I sat down to write the first email.
...
I recently stood at my friend Chad's engagement party, reminiscing about our friendship that started 40 years ago. There we were at ...
Introduction
I recently had an experience at Disney World that made me rethink how we process emotions. On day two of an 8-day trip, I found myself coming off a rollercoaster, feeling physically sh...
Do you ever wonder why some people seem naturally confident and at peace with themselves, while others constantly battle self-doubt? The answer might be simpler than you think.
Last December, I found myself staring at a blank page, feeling as though the soil of my creativity had become compacted and unyielding. Words that once flowed easily seemed trapped beneath a hardened ...