Byron Katie said, “Everything happens for you, not to you. Everything happens at exactly the right moment, neither too soon nor too late.” I believe this is true but it is difficult for most people to accept. Many of us struggle as life happens or we suffer in anticipation of what might happen. If you truly want more joy and less suffering you must let life unfold. You must be patient and trusting that even the worst imaginable situations will bring you new opportunities and growth.

Waiting for life to happen is not easy. Our brains are trained to simulate situations and our attachment to a desired outcome drives impatience and a need for control. The truth is we want what we want when we want it. Any other scenario triggers an emotional disturbance within us.

Since the first human beings roamed the earth, our brains have been wired to make sense of the world through stories. Even today, the most compelling stories we encounter are often not found in books, movies, or online, but are those we tell ourselves.

These narratives, crafted through self-talk and belief, reinforced through environment or our own replaying, profoundly influence our behaviors and, therefore, our reality.

Understanding the power of these personal stories and how we can harness them allows you to break through from your past, grow unencumbered, and live the life you truly deserve.

Since the first human beings roamed the earth, our brains have been wired to make sense of the world through stories. Even today, the most compelling stories we encounter are often not found in books, movies, or online, but are those we tell ourselves.

These narratives, crafted through self-talk and belief, reinforced through environment or our own replaying, profoundly influence our behaviors and, therefore, our reality.

Understanding the power of these personal stories and how we can harness them allows you to break through from your past, grow unencumbered, and live the life you truly deserve.

Have you ever walked past a mirror or shop window and glanced at the reflection, not realizing for a moment that it’s you?

Most of us see our lives like that, as there’s a perception of who we are and then some happier, healthier, more successful, and just plain better version of ourselves that we have yet to become.

Most of us will never even come close to realizing that full potential. But, sadly, most of us won’t even try.

I encourage you to read these 12 ways to become the best version of yourself. By going through this authentic journey of self-discovery, you’ll be able to tap into that fulfilled, maximized life.

So, the next time you walk past your reflection, you’ll recognize it as the version of yourself that you’ve always wanted!

“But are you happy?”

That’s one of the most difficult questions to answer, which sometimes makes us squirm when people put us on the spot. I mean, the default answer is “yes,” but that’s not always true, is it?

We all have ups and downs; good days and bad, and it’s impossible to be happy 100% of the time (especially these days!).

But scientists and researchers point to something called “baseline happiness,” which is a consistent, long-term range of our positive emotional state. And the great news is that we can do things to improve our baseline happiness – there are tangible strategies to boost our mood, joy, and outlook in life.

If you want to feel happier TODAY, try these 10 techniques. Do these things regularly, and you’ll see a vast improvement in how much you enjoy your life!

Today, we’ll delve into how to overcome our negative belief mechanisms that kick in right when we have the potential to be truly happy, successful, or fulfilled.

With these six simple (but far from easy) six steps below, you’ll be able to smash through self-sabotage forever, allowing you to live the life you truly deserve.

Do you have the support of a group of people you respect and emulate?

Do you benefit from the shared knowledge and resources of a circle of like-minded leaders?

Are you part of a community that helps you go further, faster, and enjoy the ride more?

Have you found your tribe?!

Many of us have big, audacious goals in business and in life, and are fully committed to achieving our highest potential.

But trying to take that journey alone means you are more likely to get off track, move at a glacial pace, and never even arrive at your goal.

Comprehensive research into the science of goal setting and achievement reveals that without accountability and leaning on others for support, you are far less likely to hit your target.

You’ll go much further and faster with a supportive community, and that’s what I’d like to explore with you. And there are two forms of community I would like to focus on today: Mastermind Groups and Accountability Groups.

Do you have the support of a group of people you respect and emulate?

Do you benefit from the shared knowledge and resources of a circle of like-minded leaders?

Are you part of a community that helps you go further, faster, and enjoy the ride more?

Have you found your tribe?!

Many of us have big, audacious goals in business and in life, and are fully committed to achieving our highest potential.

But trying to take that journey alone means you are more likely to get off track, move at a glacial pace, and never even arrive at your goal.

Comprehensive research into the science of goal setting and achievement reveals that without accountability and leaning on others for support, you are far less likely to hit your target.

You’ll go much further and faster with a supportive community, and that’s what I’d like to explore with you. And there are two forms of community I would like to focus on today: Mastermind Groups and Accountability Groups.

Do you have the support of a group of people you respect and emulate?

Do you benefit from the shared knowledge and resources of a circle of like-minded leaders?

Are you part of a community that helps you go further, faster, and enjoy the ride more?

Have you found your tribe?!

Many of us have big, audacious goals in business and in life, and are fully committed to achieving our highest potential.

But trying to take that journey alone means you are more likely to get off track, move at a glacial pace, and never even arrive at your goal.

Comprehensive research into the science of goal setting and achievement reveals that without accountability and leaning on others for support, you are far less likely to hit your target.

You’ll go much further and faster with a supportive community, and that’s what I’d like to explore with you. And there are two forms of community I would like to focus on today: Mastermind Groups and Accountability Groups.