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via the Huffington Post by Sherrie Campbell We are all born with an equal potential for greatness. There are no exceptions, yet most realize far below their potential. It is the small handful who rise to extraordinary heights and become legends in their own rights. To...

16 February, 2016

By Eric Barker Everybody talks about morning rituals to get the day started right. (Even I have.) But ending the day right can be even more important. Why? Because your mind ain’t perfect when it comes to happiness. It cheats. Daniel Kahneman, Nobel Prize winner and author of...

15 February, 2016

by Marc Chernoff Just a few famous quotes and personal thoughts on living the happiest, most fulfilling life possible… 1.  Living and Speaking Your Truth “Don’t bend; don’t water it down; don’t try to make it logical; don’t edit your own soul according to the fashion.  Rather, follow...

12 February, 2016

Check out this very interesting article via the Huffington Post by Lisa Portolan  For the past 50 years or so, the favoured mantra among the mindfulness and wellness community has been 'live in the moment'. Be present (insert multiple exclamation points) we're told. Since yoga and meditation...

11 February, 2016

by Marcia Sirota via the Huffington Post For people who want to be successful in life, there isn't always a clear road map. There are many coaches, writers and experts vying for your attention, each one with their own set of directions that you're supposed to...

11 February, 2016

Via LinkedIn by Adam Grant If you do the math, becoming an entrepreneur is insane. The odds of success are tiny; failure is almost guaranteed. To make the leap, you have to be fearless. Or so I thought. I spent the past three years working on a book,...

09 February, 2016

by Raven Ishak via Bustle Feeling grateful about my life is something I never feel ashamed of; in my opinion, every moment should be cherished. But sometimes I tend to focus on the negative and forget ways to be grateful, even when it feels like things...

08 February, 2016

via the Greater Good Walking to class one day, one of us (Laura) saw a young student crying and waiting for his mother to arrive—he had split his chin while playing. When Laura got to class, the other students were very upset and afraid for their...

05 February, 2016