Month: May 2025

If you don’t make a plan for your life, someone else will—and chances are, it won’t involve your dreams. Too many people settle into jobs that were never meant to be anything more than temporary. They trade their time, energy, and potential for a paycheck, never pausing to ask, Is this really what I want?… Continue reading Make A Plan For Your Life, or Someone Else Will

Statistically speaking, I may have only 25 more winters, 25 more springs, summers, and falls. That’s not a lot—not when you break it down. Time, once infinite in our youth, begins to reveal its limits. And yet, we often act as if we have forever. We spend days, months, even years wrapped up in things… Continue reading How Much Quality Time Do You Have Left?

When someone begins to drift away from their dreams, it rarely happens all at once. It’s a slow, subtle erosion of purpose—one compromise here, one fear-fed excuse there. Over time, the once-vivid vision fades into the background noise of daily life. This is not a failure of talent or opportunity—it’s a battle lost in the… Continue reading What To Do When You Start Drifting Away From Your Dreams

There’s a moment in every journey when quitting feels easier than continuing. The weight gets heavier, the doors stay shut, and the dream that once burned bright begins to dim. But what many don’t realize is that this moment—the breaking point—is often the turning point. When pressure mounts and nothing seems to work, it’s not… Continue reading Motivation From Wanting To Quit

Pursuing your goals and dreams is a powerful journey—but it’s not without its challenges. One of the most common setbacks is the quiet return to default. We start strong, full of intention and fire, but somewhere along the way, we drift back to comfort zones, old habits, and familiar thinking. It’s human nature, but it’s… Continue reading Motivation From Retuning To Default

This Mother’s Day, I found myself reflecting deeply on the woman who has shaped so much of who I am—my mother. For 51 years, she has been a steady presence, guiding me not only with her words but with her unwavering actions. From the time I was a small child, she made it a priority… Continue reading Mother Day Reflection 2025

It didn’t take long for Travis Sanders to get sick of sitting on the couch after his amputation. “I was home about a week and a half, and then I thought: You know what, I’m going back to work,” he laughs. A hairstylist based in suburban Atlanta, Sanders returned to his shop on crutches, propped… Continue reading Travis Sanders – Overcoming Obstacles Interview

Pursuing a lofty goal or passion project is an exhilarating journey, but it often comes tangled with unrealistic expectations. We envision smooth progress, quick wins, and external validation. Yet, the truth is: expectation is the root of all heartache and anguish. When reality doesn’t match the story we’ve told ourselves, disappointment creeps in—not because we’ve… Continue reading Motivation From Dialing In Expectations

In an ever-changing world marked by uncertainty and rapid transformation, most people instinctively gravitate toward security over freedom. Safety feels comforting—a steady job, predictable routines, and consensus opinions offer a sense of control. But this desire for stability can come at the cost of true autonomy. The more we chase comfort, the more we risk… Continue reading Motivation From The World Is Changing

In today’s hustle-focused culture, many people struggle with an intense form of productivity guilt and shame—the constant feeling that rest is a waste of time. This mindset convinces individuals that unless they are engaging in intentional, goal-driven activity, they are falling behind in life. Downtime becomes a source of anxiety rather than recovery, turning moments… Continue reading Do You Suffer From This?