#personal-development

#personal-development

The ultimate message I hope to communicate is that the sober life can be orders of magnitude more fun than the intoxicated life.

Looking back on it, the path with shamanism started off at a young age. When I was a child, it was around seeing spirits and hearing bits and pieces, but I didn't know what it was.

At a certain age, you start noticing patterns in your life—not just in events, but in yourself. You see how certain choices repeat, how some opportunities seem to magnetize toward you.

“Despite being a high performer, I was laid off... I had received great ratings, good relationships, and was acknowledged for exceeding expectations.”

Your Individual Development Plan should reflect that you’re not just climbing the corporate ladder; it’s about ensuring you're climbing the right one.

I don't believe in that book that talked about spending 10,000 hours at something. I could spend 10,000 hours at tap dancing and you'd throw up if you watched me.

When I read that, I wasn't surprised. I've personally taken more online courses in the past three years than I did in my entire college life.

But no matter how much I learned, how much I transformed my mindset, or how many positive affirmations I repeated, the pieces never quite fit together the way I expected them to.