Growth Isn’t About Having No More Problems…
Growth is about having no more problems. It’s about having newer, better, and higher quality problems.
(Look how far you’ve come.)

Growth is about having no more problems. It’s about having newer, better, and higher quality problems.
(Look how far you’ve come.)
So I came out of the “spiritual closet” last night. I’ve always been a very spiritual person. Like, seriously, you have no idea. I grew up Catholic. In the Catholic church, you’re not supposed to receive communion until AFTER a certain age, after you’ve taken certain classes, and gone through a little “First Communion” ritual….
Have you ever asked yourself, If God already knows everything I’m going to do… do I actually have a choice? That question landed in my inbox recently, and it’s a deep one. But instead of diving into theology or philosophy textbooks, I want to explore it the way my brain works best — with stories,…
Everyone wants to be a leader. But few realize what’s actually required of a man or woman who becomes one. Leadership isn’t about calling all the shots or being your own boss. It isn’t about the status, respect, prestige, or fame. Sometimes the role comes with those perks, but there’s a cost. Being a leader…
If I’m just being my honest, authentic self and somebody judges or criticizes me about it — that’s on them, not me. Yes, I’m a little weird. I have quirks. I’m a dork. I like being a little playful, silly, eccentric, and goofy at times. I’m totally straight and serious other times. I’m an odd…
Is there a silent, constant, unconscious question driving you? Deep within your subconscious mind, there may be a question that’s driving you. You may not even be aware of it at all. It’s probably not something you consciously think about much — and yet, it has a powerful influence of your life. It’s a “question”…
When making decisions, ask myself “who do I want to become?” Life is about growing, learning, self-evolving, as well as loving and experiencing joy. So it’s better to ask myself “who” I want to become — rather than “what” I think I’m supposed to do or have — and make any important decisions from there.