The Hard Times Reveal the Real You, Not the Good Times

It’s not when everything is working. Or when your business is doing great. Or when you have lots of money. Or when your boss appreciates you. Or when your work is being recognized. Or when your spouse is in a good mood. Or when your children meet your expectations. Or when you’re in good health. … Continue Reading →

 

Flying High

Wow. You’ve flown so high. Feels surreal. Can you believe that? In fact, so high I don’t see you anymore. With all the good things happening above… of course, of course. No… I’m not complaining. Trust me, I’m really happy that you’ve finally made it. I really am. You don’t want to go down, of … Continue Reading →

 

The Day You Became The Hero of Your Life

Every time you expect that there’s someone (or something) out there who’ll save you, you set yourself up for a disappointment. They might come. But they might not. It’s hard to know. Because every time you expect… you’re telling yourself that you can’t turn your life around. You’re implying that you don’t have the power … Continue Reading →

 

Time is the Only Thing We Can Never Get Back

It’s the one truth we can all agree on. And it even becomes truer the more we get older. But despite it being true, our actions rarely reflect with it: Young adults (or teenagers) prioritize meeting their parents’ expectations instead of following what they truly love. Adults with their own families and with a demanding … Continue Reading →

 

The Real Optimist

It’s great to be optimistic. It makes you try things. But that doesn’t mean you’re always expecting for good things to happen. Or that someone will save you. It just means that you’ll push through whatever it takes. It’s either you do it or regret not doing it. Doesn’t matter the outcome is. Now that’s … Continue Reading →