5 Simple Ways to Discovering the Importance of Personal and Professional Development — Do you often feel like you’re stuck in a rut and not making progress towards your goals? Do you find yourself wondering how you can improve your skills, knowledge, and expertise? If so, you’re not alone. Many people struggle with finding ways to invest in themselves and their own personal…

No, “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” is not on the list; Stop following followers — Luke Belmar has been making some huge waves and bold statments. He is one to watch. A while back he posted on Medium about his top books recommendations. Stop reading and start rereading. Too much information turns to noise and that confusion turns to inaction. I started a book club…

Learn to be Your Own Best Friend and Trust Yourself with Confidence — Building self-trust is a privilege, not a chore, and can be achieved through addressing self-sabotage, practicing positive self-talk, treating yourself with kindness and compassion, recognizing the value of trusting yourself, and continuously working on building and strengthening self-trust. “The only limit to your impact is your imagination and commitment.” …

Spot Patterns and constantly improve your life — Scoring your day is essential to achieving success by providing an objective evaluation of daily performance, identifying patterns and trends, and using data to continuously refine your approach. “If you can’t measure it, you can’t improve it.” — Peter Drucker In the game of life, efficiency is key to achieving…

The Importance of Self-Reflection and Self-Talk for Personal Growth — “The unexamined life is not worth living.” — Socrates The term “NPC” is commonly used in video games to describe a character who simply follows a predetermined set of actions without any real awareness or agency. But what about “real world NPCs”? These are the people in our everyday lives…

10 years a go our pre-marriage counselor gave me this challenge — Introducing this list of 10 books given to me by my remarriage counselor, which he challenged me to read one book a year. At first glance, it seemed easy to knock out this list, but it took me a decade to complete it (don’t tell them I may have lost…

The Science-Backed Benefits of Napping and How You Can Use Them to Your Advantage — “Sleep is that golden chain that ties health and our bodies together.” — Thomas Dekker Teachers know the importance of helping your students learn effectively. But did you know that one of the most powerful tools for boosting learning and cognitive performance is also one of the simplest? It’s taking…

Could this list of 41 books be too much or literally all you need to make get the life you want — I like books. I like reading. I like learning. My goal is to be a polymath and really help people. So, one way I started this is a book club I call “Seeker’s Society”. In it I list a bunch of books, over 100. I am still working on the…

Exploring the Relationship between Money and Energy — Money is a battery Money is like a battery that stores energy, just like the battery in a toy or a flashlight. Just like a battery can power a toy or a flashlight, money can be used to buy things we need or want. So, when we have money, we have the potential to…