In an earlier article this week, I wrote about asking for help, highlighting its importance when you're stuck and how it can improve your relationships. Today, I encourage you to reflect on this question: Who can help you move forward? Think broadly—whether it's work, studies, or personal challenges. Consider who might have the knowledge or … Continue reading Sunday Reflection: Who Can Help You Forward?
Without stealing away too much of your Sunday, I’d like to encourage you to take a quick break and ask yourself this simple yet powerful question. Better still, take a moment to reflect on at least one quality that you think is good about yourself, and appreciate the fact that you’ve nurtured and developed this … Continue reading Sunday Reflection: What Quality Do You Appreciate About Yourself?
One of the most vivid memories of social humiliation dates back 13 years—half my life ago. In a high school history class, the teacher asked us what we thought was the meaning of life. I thought I had a brilliant answer, but when I started speaking, the words got tangled. The pressure of 28 pairs … Continue reading The Power of Letting Go: Overcoming Past Embarassment
Understanding failures as valuable datapoints for future success can significantly enhance your journey in creative hobbies and personal growth. Instead of viewing setbacks as reasons to quit, we can learn from them and continue to grow. This perspective shift is essential for cultivating creativity and resilience. Turning Frustration into Creative Growth Years ago, I took … Continue reading Embracing Failures as Datapoints for Growth
Itching for Growth 