Personal growth, as it’s often packaged, is about chasing more; more productivity, more goals, more output. When what you might need is a clearer sense of who you are, what you want, and how to navigate life that, more often than not, doesn’t go to plan.
Explore self-worth, default thoughts and limiting beliefs, consistency, hustle-culture alternatives, the difference between agency and control, self-awareness and the journey of becoming more of who you already are.
An observation from my own life is how differently we can treat our loved ones compared to strangers, acquaintances, people we just know, and the people who just know us……
“To be in the present moment means to be in your body” The fastest way to live in the present moment is to get out of the mind and into…
The problem with overthinking is that it keeps us in our heads. We fail to realise the simple but profound truth that life isn’t lived in our head but “out…
There’s a growing conversation online about whether we’re becoming too independent as a society. Take lone working, for example, and the growing number of people becoming freelancers and one-person teams,…
We can’t do everything, at least not all at once. So we have to choose and make decisions. This leaves many of us, myself included, far more often than I’d…
The language we use is a powerful insight into the relationship we have with, and how we view, ourselves. It’s a great indicator of our overall self-esteem, including self-confidence, image…
Self-conscious… What does it mean to be self-conscious? According to the Cambridge Dictionary, self-conscious means: nervous or uncomfortable because you are worried about what people think about you or your…
I’ve lied. You’ve lied. We’ve all lied at some point in our lives. And many continue despite the upset, distress, and emotional pain it causes. Yet we justify it to…
In the last edition, I mentioned how I don’t understand why society puts so much emphasis on certain age milestones, such as the “big 3–0,” which I turned 10 days…
Reflecting on Life at 30 Over the last 6 months, maybe 12, I’ve been thinking a lot about what it truly means to be happy, what enjoyment means, and how…