Which story sounds better to you? The one where your dreams come true, you have happiness in your head and Love in your Heart? Or, the one where none of that happens? There’s a beginning to that first story. There’s …

Two words that can flip anything on its head. “What if?”, synonymous, in at least one person’s humble opinion, with “endless bounds”. You can, literally, apply “what if?” to every situation you’ve ever been faced with or will face, in …

Your life can change in a moment. We train for months, spend endless nights studying, work countless hours of overtime and devote all of our effort and energy into whatever it is we wish to devote all of our effort …

There’s only ever one commitment you’ll need to make in life. You read it; only one. That means, whatever job you have, team you’ve joined or relationship you’re in, you can quit. Just like that. You can quit anything. And, …

What you give your attention to, will grow. That which you allow to be, is beautiful. There is balance to everything. We can underdo things as much as we can overdo them. Too little water and your plant won’t get …

There is no instruction manual on how to be you. If there were well, you’d have authored it already. I mean, who’s more suited to write about you than you? Some of us (more than we know) spend a lot …

I’ve never really understood the make-believe solace behind, “well, it could always be worse”. Whether we’re hearing it or saying it to ourselves, is there really any comfort behind that statement? Does it really offer any reassurance of anything? Do …

Lucid dreaming; the ability to be able to observe, and in many cases, control a dream while the dreamer is present in the dream state. It is, perhaps existentially speaking, the power to create a reality as you wish to …

There’s a degree of difficulty in the desire to write with purpose. To share, not only with others, but to share for others. Will the message be relatable? How many people will it resonate with? Will people feel more comfortable …

Why spiritual evolution is like the lunch room at work by James Jaworsky It seems, more often than not, I’m cleaning up. It’s not because someone asked me to do so or because it’s my job, it’s because I can’t …