Whatever curved ball life threw at you - at work, at home, in your finances or health, you survived it. You are still here, and that's plenty to be grateful for. 

Quiet the noise. Hear your voice. Have peace. The answers you’ve been seeking may come to you in a whisper.

When was the last time a dream or a goal kept you up at night, as you wrote down the vision and mapped out your next steps, excited about what was about to unfold? Having a vision that excites you is a powerful thing when acted upon.

Not all ideas you get are yours to keep or even execute. Sometimes, they are meant for someone else and that’s Ok. There is joy, power and flow in being the doorway to someone else’s greatness.

Are you OK being the "villain" in someone's story and no longer feel the need to prove them wrong? It's liberating. Contemplate and lean in a life where you are comfortable making a few people mad at you. I hear being “bad” is not all bad.

The outside noise is real and loud, but let's pause and check on ourselves and our lives. What went well, what did not, what is still an issue, and why? Let's explore and re-align our lives with our aspirations. It’s time to find a fixer.

Western societies have unfortunately adopted a warped and counter intuitive idea about ageing. Hear me out, as long as you are here, and as long as you have breath, then your dreams are still valid.

Sometimes, after you’ve done everything in your power about a thing, the best you can, and should do is nothing.

Write the vision and make it plain. Don't let your next idea die in the wombs of your mind, birth it on paper this week. Do not worry about making it perfect, make it real.

You can't fix what you won't face. Discover the five principles that continue to help me build financial wellness and apply them to whatever struggle you are facing right now.

Create like no one else. Ignore the noise and focus on you. That's how you access untapped potential, expand and reach new heights.

Consistency beats talent. This is your sign to keep things simple and disciplined so they can flourish.

You know that satisfying feeling you experience when a meeting gets cancelled, and you suddenly gain an extra hour to focus on one task, or perhaps take a breather? Time to audit your to-do list.

Trust in the journey sounds cliché, especially when the path seems uncertain. However, life has a knack for unfolding in unexpected ways, often leading us to places we never imagined. 

Those who choose to create, to express their unique vision without compromise, are the ones who leave a lasting impact on us and the world. They inspire, challenge the status quo and elevate the game.

What if some of your old ideas hold the missing element to creating something new? Sometimes, an idea is ahead of its time, and with new insights and a fresh perspective. Perhaps it's time for the old idea to breathe life into a new undertaking.

Learn how a Missy Elliott concert reminded me of the most important recipe for success, what's worth doing and the importance of making your 9-year-old self happy.

Have you ever felt a gnawing sense of unfulfilled potential, a whisper of 'what if' echoing in your mind? Same. One way to silence those fears is to take action. Time waits for no one. You are more ready than you think. Now is always the best time to bet on yourself. 

Ever been so good at something, it felt effortless? Perhaps you've shared your expertise freely, only to see it go unused. The saying is true, “people who pay, pay attention.” See why you should put a price on it.

Having an obsession, an all-consuming idea, a thing or dream you can't stop thinking about is enthralling, but it can become unsettling if you don't act on it. Start small, start now.

“People fear moving too fast when they should really fear moving too slow.” Success requires closing the gap between your thoughts and actions. This is your reminder to make a move, and make it fast.

Challenging moments of fear and uncertainty are the catalysts to uncovering our true potential. Step outside your comfort zone to uncover extraordinary opportunities.

For a long time, perfection was my middle name. Mistakes were the enemy, and asking for help? Don’t even think about it. This attitude cost me a lot, and now I have embraced a better way.

I've always been fascinated by ultra-successful individuals. Studying some of the GOATs of our time, I found a common element: Definiteness of purpose.

I used to shy away from risks, fearing failure. But that held me back. Now, I see setbacks as stepping stones.