Why We’ve Got to Have Instant Gratification

By |2018-01-27T22:13:14+00:00August 18th, 2014|Huffington Post, Psychology Today|

Life may currently be stuck on fast forward, but there’s a resistance growing to the idea of always having and getting more right away. In the past few years’ mindfulness, slow food, and long novels have infiltrated popular culture.

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How to Know if You’ve Joined the Reinvention Revolution

By |2018-01-27T22:12:43+00:00July 30th, 2014|Huffington Post, Psychology Today|

If you have gone deeper into personal, career, mind-body, creative life alterations over the past several years, and you’ve made these alterations and renewals a fundamental part of your being, and know you’ll go even deeper and become more committed to creating powerful positive change in every area of your life, you’ve become a revolutionary on the side of reinvention.

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Every Future Accomplishment Begins in the Present

By |2018-01-27T22:12:12+00:00July 11th, 2014|Huffington Post, Psychology Today|

People want to be more mindful, focused, and have a sense of clarity again. Meditation is being rediscovered, since being able to live in a less distracted way is becoming critical to social interactions, both in the workplace and in one’s social life.

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Is It Time to Start Something New Now?

By |2018-01-27T22:11:31+00:00June 20th, 2014|Huffington Post, Psychology Today|

Situations change when you write thoughts down, ask questions aloud, and get a dialogue going. Asking questions matters. A deeper level of questioning helps to transform the world. If we don’t ask ourselves questions, we become stuck in the same habits and loops.

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Lies, Truth, and Compromises: Are We Hardwired to Lie?

By |2018-01-27T22:11:11+00:00June 16th, 2014|Huffington Post, Psychology Today|

The truth is, we lie far more often than we really need to. Our lizard brain in charge of the flight or fight response still has a difficult time believing we're not in more trouble than we actually are. Instead of running away, we make up lies: small ...

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How Do You Turn On the Motivation Switch?

By |2018-01-27T22:10:41+00:00June 13th, 2014|Huffington Post, Psychology Today|

Motivation has to be there in the background, to help us accomplish daily tasks and big picture goals. Most of us do want to create a better life for ourselves, our friends, family, community, and even the world. Without personal motivation as part of ...

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Reinvent Your Digital Presence, Plan Your Digital Future

By |2018-01-27T22:10:12+00:00June 5th, 2014|Huffington Post, Psychology Today|

The technology allowing us to constantly update our daily behavior is so new, the long-term effects of having a continuous morphing online presence won't be known for years to come.

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Resistance to Reinvention

By |2018-01-27T22:09:35+00:00June 5th, 2014|Huffington Post, Psychology Today|

Even though everyone knows change is inevitable, they resist it. When a career or a personal reinvention is exactly what’s needed to move ahead, people wait for life events to overwhelm them before taking the first steps toward changing their attitudes, habits, and direction.

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Reinvention and the Art of Making Your Own Luck

By |2018-01-27T19:58:49+00:00April 3rd, 2014|Huffington Post|

How lucky do you feel today? Are you waiting for luck to happen to you, or are you in the business of making your own luck? Is luck a matter of knowing the right people, or being the right person?

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