Many people try to do specific things, or reach specific goals, and find out that they suck at it. When they do, they simply give it up, and move on to something else. It seems like the logical thing to Read more…
Yesterday was a day I felt I was making a fair amount of breakthroughs with. Like yesterday was unique or perhaps I told myself “Let’s do this” so many times that I felt fired up. Regardless I am motivated and Read more…
Have you ever been in a situation where you’re feeling unsupported? That the world is against you? That you’re looking for help and people just aren’t helping you? I’ve felt that feeling before and I’m quite familiar with that. It Read more…
When it comes to my business, it’s not often these days that I feel that I’m running around in circles with it. Before, I felt I was running around a lot! And most times it was because of the goals Read more…
This past week I’ve been doing a few things. For one I’ve been consistently doing my situps and pushups. However I haven’t been talking much about the hashtag that I put up, let alone use it. In other words, I Read more…
In one of Lou Holtz speech he said this: “Don’t talk about your problems. 90% of people don’t care. And the other 10% are glad it’s not them.” In the world, we may not always care about other peoples problems Read more…
Yesterday when I was working on my latest 90 day fit for life video, I had a sudden realization. It didn’t sink in until a day after I wrote down what I wanted to say for the video. It’s also Read more…
At the core of who I am, I am a writer. And as my writing abilities continue to expand (in the form of posts that can be found on Dear Blogger, Just How Cool Is That, and Jordan Ring’s blog) Read more…
Over the past few weeks, the goals that I’ve been setting haven’t been changing all that much. Of course, it’s to be expected when you are developing a habit. But I mean that my goals haven’t been increasing in difficulty Read more…
Labour Day It’s a holiday in my book that often gets overlooked by myself when I was younger. It was a reminder that school was starting and soon I’d have to start talking to people again. Ugh. The thought made Read more…