Self-limiting beliefs usually become deeply ingrained in us over time and influence our thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and decisions. These thoughts and perceptions often prevent us from doing things we are capable of and reaching goals we thought were unattainable. Therefore, recognizing and challenging them is critical for our personal growth and success.

Transitioning from the freedom of college life to the structured environment of the professional world can be challenging for recent graduates. You know you have to work, but it feels like all the fun and excitement gets sucked out of life and the 9-5 slog has begun.

“I can’t stop thinking about it,” or “what if x,y, or z happens?” These are statements I hear from many of my clients who can’t seem to stop worrying all the time. Do you recognize yourself in those questions? Do you tend to expect the worst and ruminate over what could go wrong? 

Find 3 easy examples of company culture, with tips on how to start them at your company.

To understand why well-being matters, we’ll be addressing three major points of your life: purpose, mind, and body. By understanding how our well-being can affect these aspects of our lives, we can get a better understanding of why maintaining our wellness is essential.

Sometimes, everybody and everything feels annoying but we still need to be out in the world. We’re not talking about times when just one person amongst many is driving us nuts. We’re talking about times when everybody and everything feels annoying. We might even go so far as to be annoyed with ourselves, too. Why does this happen and what can we do to get through?

April marks an important occasion on our calendars - Diversity Month. In today's interconnected world, diversity isn't just a buzzword; it's a cornerstone of progress, innovation, and understanding.