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. 

After years of laundry piles and lost weekends, my partner and I said "enough is enough!" We discovered the joy of drop-off and fold services, because let's be real: laundry steals precious time (and sanity!). What's one chore you could delegate to free up your time and mental space?