How a New Year’s theme can change your life
This series on alternatives to New Year’s resolutions has focused on two central questions. How do you create change that sticks? And how do you amplify the impact of that change by weaving it into your…
Skip your New Year’s resolutions and make these instead
When it comes to potential to make positive change in your life, which approach do you think would offer more potential – one that gives you a big hurrah once a year, or one that…
How to experiment your way to a life you love
This year, instead of limiting yourself to one shot at making a wholesale New Year’s change, what if you resolved to make it a year of experiments? The idea is simple. Each month, take something…
Forget New Year’s Resolutions (and try these instead)
I love the idea behind new year’s resolutions. A fresh start. A new, improved, more empowered you. But new year’s resolutions themselves? Yeah, not so much. Look back over the years at all the resolutions…
An interconnected guide to gratitude
How much do you have to be grateful for? If you made a list of things to be thankful for in your life, how many things do you suppose you would write down? A dozen?…
How to live a meaningful life: Express your creativity
One of the things that makes us uniquely human is our ability and desire to create. In this post in this series on how to live a meaningful life, I want to take a look…
No more New Year’s Resolutions! (Try these instead)
Happy New Year! ‘Tis the season when our efforts to make positive change have the staying power of a snowflake on a hot griddle. Yep, time for another round of that tragically flawed positive aspiration…
Weaving a life worth living
When was the last time you heard someone who makes his living in the personal development realm encouraging people to think small? Well sit back and buckle up, because that’s exactly where this post is…
Why “how can I change my life” is the wrong question
When things are less than satisfactory, it’s only natural to ask the question, “How can I change my life?” But what if I told you that was exactly the wrong question to be asking? It’s…