Think you’ll get caught up? Think again…

Every January 1, most overachievers set themselves up for failure. 

Overachievers love the new year because it’s an opportunity to become a “new” person. I have yet to see that actually happen. Here’s what to try instead. 

Overachievers can feel uncomfortable taking a break. However, this time of year can reveal what we choose to put first. 

Are you panicking that your goals aren’t anywhere close to where you want them to be? Instead of stressing, try this instead. 

As we near the end of another calendar year, it’s normal to begin asking yourself – How did I do?

Keep fear at bay with these two essential questions.

It’s an uncomfortable moment when success becomes a blind spot. How do you respond?

There is a direct correlation between the joy you experience and the amount of effort you commit to developing a grateful outlook.

There is a direct correlation between the joy you experience and the amount of effort you commit to developing a grateful outlook.