Dear reader,
A little encouragement goes a long way. I choose to share my thoughts, my journey and some pearls of wisdom with you – these lessons have helped me evolve as a successful human being. I hope this provides you with some food for thought, and reflection on your life, and how it is going for you.
If you feel that you too want to change your life for better, reach out to me!
The concept of ‘taking risks’ receives far more negative publicity than it deserves. As an entrepreneur (or a poker player), taking risks plays a giant role in catching the big fish.
As the world turns, true confidence is one of those inevitable qualities that never goes
Success – the seven-letter word that has more people chasing after it than Liam Hemsworth, and for a multitude of reasons: self-realisation, happiness, wealth
“Imagination is the most marvellous, miraculous inconceivable powerful force that the world has ever known” –Napoleon Hill.
Faith should be considered no less than a superpower. It is an invisible force, ever-present within you, that can make you do anything – from giving an outstanding presentation the day after your boss reprimands you for your incompetence,
I often see that many people have the upside-down perspective when it comes to the relationship between gratitude and happiness. Happiness does not beget gratitude. Instead showcasing appreciation alleviates the feeling of joy and contentment, which is the direct pathway to ultimate abundance.
Contrary to popular belief, gratitude begets happiness, not the other way around.
According to Harvard Health, positive psychology research indicates that gratitude is strongly and consistently associated with greater happiness.
We often consider happiness as a blissful feeling that washes over us in the moment, when things have gone our way. Fleeting and sweet, it’s gone too soon to be replaced by worries, more goals to feel it again. Right? Wrong.
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