“With self-discipline, almost anything is possible.” – Theodore Roosevelt December is a month of reflection and preparation for the new year. This blog series focuses on our mind’s eye, which refers to the ability to visualize or imagine something in your mind without physically seeing it. Reflection and preparation allow us to work toward ourContinue reading “The Gentle Strength of Discipline – Designing Tomorrow”
Category Archives: Achievement
Motivation: The Spark That Fuels Vision
We might say, “I’m fixin to.” In our mind’s eye, it is not yet action, but it’s more than a lingering thought. It is the mental preparation and gathering of our energy. Motivation is present here as we prepare to step forward. There is a moment before action, a gateway where clarity gathers. According toContinue reading “Motivation: The Spark That Fuels Vision”
I’m Fixin To – The Moment before Movement
The Mind’s Eye: Designing Tomorrow Through Reflective Vision and Personal Philosophy The December blog theme will focus on our mind’s eye, which refers to the ability to visualize or imagine something in your mind without physically seeing it. Our brains can create mental images based on memory, imagination, or other sensory experiences. We have theContinue reading “I’m Fixin To – The Moment before Movement”
Where Am I Now? Taking Inventory
“The view we adopt of ourselves profoundly affects the way we lead our life. You can determine whether you become the person you want to be and whether you accomplish the things you value.” -Carol Dweck The new year is a fresh start, a time to set new goals and create an intentional plan forContinue reading “Where Am I Now? Taking Inventory”
Creating Healthy Habits: Building a Strong Foundation
“Everything changes when you realize that the best version of yourself is not a future version, but a daily choice.” Sarah Bricker The opening quote encourages and reminds us to focus on daily progress and self-improvement. Building healthy habits is essential for achieving a balanced and fulfilling lifestyle. As we consider developing healthy habits andContinue reading “Creating Healthy Habits: Building a Strong Foundation”
Writing Your Legacy: Becoming the Author of Your Life in 2025
As we approach the doorstep of 2025, we pause to reflect on 2024 and prepare for the new year. We decide if this is a new chapter, if we continue to live as we have in the past, or if we write a new chapter for our story. We have the opportunity to design theContinue reading “Writing Your Legacy: Becoming the Author of Your Life in 2025”
2025 and Beyond – Aligning Your Core – Setting Goals
This essay is about setting goals to help us design a better version of ourselves, the version we always wanted to be. Setting meaningful goals for the New Year involves a thoughtful and balanced approach. Empower yourself and take responsibility with zero excuses. Today, we will determine what truly matters, which helps us set ourContinue reading “2025 and Beyond – Aligning Your Core – Setting Goals”
What If Self-Authorship Redefines Your Existence?
Let’s have a philosophical discussion about “What if.” How can changing your mental attitude help you see the opportunities in your future? Our thoughts and attitudes shape our reality. An ongoing process of self-definition and self-creation characterizes human existence; we are constantly faced with choices that shape our identity and future possibilities. The ability toContinue reading “What If Self-Authorship Redefines Your Existence?”
Beyond the Eye: Philosophical Reflections on Perception and Reality
“A dream doesn’t become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination and hard work.” – Colin Powell The focus of my blog is personal growth and development. This growth requires getting in touch with yourself through analysis, taking inventory, and spending time in deep self-reflection. Then, define who you are today, who you want toContinue reading “Beyond the Eye: Philosophical Reflections on Perception and Reality”
Peeling Back the Layers: Perception and Identity
“The difference of who you are today and who you want to be is what you do.” – Bill Phillips Ask yourself the following questions: “Who am I?” and “What defines me?” We may think these are easy questions to answer and that we have a good grasp on our identity and what comprises it.Continue reading “Peeling Back the Layers: Perception and Identity”