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      Friday, March 20th is the International Day of Happiness. They are suggesting three positive steps that we can take:   Keep Calm.   Stay wise.   Be kind.   I can’t think of better advice or anything more positive we could do during these uncertain times as we grapple with this pandemic […]

In certain sports –diving, figure skating, gymnastics, and so on, athletes strive to attain that “perfect 10”. There is a tendency to strive for that perfect 10 in other areas of our lives as well. Seen as the pinnacle of achievement and obsessed with achieving it, we often hear about the perfect body, the perfect

  Best guide on how to Make the Most of your 24 hours In his tribute to Kobe Bryant, Kyle Lowry of the Toronto Raptors said that Kobe’s number 24 wasn’t just the number on his jersey, it was the number of hours in the day that he used to hone and develop his craft

Maintaining a New Year’s Mentality throughout the Year By now, most people have abandoned their New Year’s resolutions. Studies have shown that only 5% of resolutions are kept beyond the end of January. That is a shocking statistic given the hope and optimism with which most people start the year and the excitement with which

Success excites us! It provides us with evidence that we’re capable of achieving regardless of the obstacles we may have had to overcome. Additionally, our achievements serve as further proof that we are capable of even greater success in the future. Needless to say, success means different things to different people. Some think of success

A Keep On Pushing Moment: Have Faith “It is lack of faith that makes people afraid of meeting challenges” ~ Muhammad Ali I can definitely relate to this quote from the GOAT—The Greatest Of All Time. When I look back on some of the major accomplishments of my life, I know that I was able

As we discussed in the previous article, the bobsled athlete achieves his explosive start and mind boggling speed down the track, not with one massive push but through a series of steps—each one building on the other. The sledder goes from straining to create movement off the blocks to sprinting and building momentum down the

Even on a personal level, you have no control over how your children might behave, how your spouse might react to something that happened or how your boss or company might respond to a declining market. Still, although you have no control over these events, your circumstances today do not determine what’s possible for tomorrow.