To Compete or Not to Compete, That Is the Que...

Send me a messageFive minutes a day of intentional positive thinking is enough to start changing how your mind works. Here's the practice — and why our thoughts run negative by default.Almost all of our thinking is unconscious. It's habit, conditioning, and repetition, and it lea ...  Show more

Send me a messageWe quit on ourselves because we tied our confidence to the finish line. When the goal gets delayed, the confidence goes with it.If achievement is the only thing that makes us feel good, then 99% of our lives will feel like failure. The answer isn't smaller goals. ...  Show more

Competition is one of those topics that people don't always agree on. Some people see competition as a need for external validation, but I see it as the love of a craft, and actually just for validation for one's self!. On today's episode of the podcast Im sharing ...

Competition is a part of everyday life, whether we like it or not. How do we foster a healthy sense of competition, help our kids see and understand where they excel and don't, and how to have a healthy approach and attitude towards self-improvement no matter where they fall? Thi ...  Show more

We know that if we want to go far, we need to go together, and yet many of us struggle with feelings of jealousy, rivalry, and competition. Anna has a relatively healthy relationship with jealousy in that she can admit when she feels it, but she doesn't personalize it. Same goes ...  Show more

We see it around us every day. And, yes, we've been that person.

The one who wants something so badly we'll take it any way we can get it. Including hoping the person or organization we're up against, our competition has a really bad day.

But, is that really winnin ...