In an earlier blog post in this series, I invited you to install windows in your mindroom so as to let in a fresh breeze and help rid yourself of chronic stuffiness, claustrophobia, and repetitive thinking. Let’s take this idea another step further and ask the question: when you look out of your mindroom window, what do you see? Or rather, what do you want to see? You are in charge…
To redefine success is to allow full transparency, study objectives, plan carefully, execute the plans, and evaluate the entire path of direction. Have you ever noticed how often we equate success with more? Whether that’s more products, more profits, more activities or more accomplishments, we buy into the belief that we have to do more…
Instead of new year’s resolutions, this year how about writing a letter to yourself, date marked one year in the future. You know better than anyone what success looks like to you in every area of your life, from career and finances, to health and personal growth, family and friends, romance and Home, travel, adventure…
Leadership fatigue is one of the significant risks that high-achievers or leaders really should keep a careful eye out for. Sadly, however – often because leaders have an “I can handle everything” attitude — they never see burnout coming. Because leaders are typically very excited about what they do, they prefer to neglect the reality…
Oftentimes, and unfortunately, it takes one angry parent to initiate a custody battle. This is a very emotional process for both parties – parents and children. But, based on my experience as a divorce lawyer and family law attorney in both Bergen County New Jersey, and in Monmouth County New Jersey, I have personally observed…
The issue of “When should I introduce him/her to my child?” is one that often arises amongst newly divorced singles. Depending on when you finalized your divorce, your children may not be ready to meet a fatherly or motherly figure just yet. It is very important for you to approach this very carefully and methodically.…
We shouldn’t have to choose between doing well at our jobs and taking care of ourselves. By Arianna Huffington, Founder & CEO at Thrive Global Thomas Barwick / Getty Images With the Great Resignation not letting up — 4.2 million people quit in October, only slightly fewer than the record 4.4 million who quit in September…
Living a life of perpetual travel is pretty exciting – new destinations, new cultures and new incredible people to meet and hang out with! However, working on the road can get pretty hectic at times. As a digital nomad I have found myself in rather awkward situations a lot – from missed deadlines due to…
I can’t even count the number of times someone has told me something along the lines of “I don’t plan anymore because it’s futile; I never stick to my plans”.” Or sometimes “Well, I don’t control my own schedule, so how can I plan?” Or even “Why should I plan if I know things will…
Have you dreamed of traveling the world? Totally changing directions and quitting a job for someone else? If you’re savvy, organized and willing to embrace the simple life, knowing how to quit your job and travel is easier than you think. You might be wondering how you can be part of the digital nomad phenomenon.…
