How To Power Through Tough Times
When the going gets tough, the tough practice patience, welcome chance encounters, and keep moving forward.
When the going gets tough, the tough practice patience, welcome chance encounters, and keep moving forward.
We’re now living and operating in a very different world than the one that existed just a few months ago. No one really knows what’s coming around the next corner, we’re all operating on uneven footing. Still, leaders’ jobs haven’t fundamentally changed–we still need to spark creativity, drive progress, and ensure sustainability.
By now the benefits of positive thinking are well established. Sages, psychologists, neuroscientists, researchers and doctors all have been espousing the benefits of positive thinking for hundreds of years.
This hack or that routine may not be the best thing for everyone, but you can still become more reflective on your own terms.
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Life happens somewhere between trying to make it happen and letting it happen.
Losing your patience and beginning to tune out (or line up a snide rebuttal)? Try this instead.
The giant-sized American aspiration and dreams has always has been about the human journey.
Resilience is the universal human capacity to face, overcome, and even be strengthened by experiences of adversity — bending like bamboo instead of breaking.
When you’re short on resources like time, money, or team members, it’s easy to become overwhelmed and less productive. However, with a few key steps — like monotasking and building a partner network — you can be busy and still get everything done.
You need to shake off your inertia before you can start to vacuum up new knowledge and skills. This quick exercise in self-examination can help you do that.
Our eye is intently focused on the finish line, while life is happening now. This “now” is flying by at lightning speed.
Letting go is a difficult skill that requires deep self-awareness, willpower, and repeated practice.
Conversations about serendipity, synchronicity, and chance encounters are never ending and have been going on for hundreds of years. That’s because most treasures in life come in accidental occurrences.
Writing allows you to explore who you are. It’s a way to revisit the past, connect with the present, and draw a map for the future.
Eastern thought and meditation are pushing ever-closer to the mainstream. Today, many ancient teachings coincide perfectly with modern research on improved mental agility.
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