I just finished planning a 10 day trip in December to Encinitas, California to ring in the New Year. I’m so excited about it! This got me thinking. I’ve been to San Diego three times before. Twice when I was broke and more recently once when I wasn’t. Planning this trip earning five times more income […]
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Feel Like A Failure? 5 Ways To Ignite Your Courage
How many times have you said yes when all you really wanted to do was say/shout no? How many times have you handed your power over to someone or something only to find out that you sold your soul for nothing? How many times have you told yourself, “I can’t. I’m not strong enough. I’m […]
When Should You Visualize? Try This…
I’m writing this eight days out from my first Triathlon! A big part of achieving what you want in life comes from mastering the inner game. I’ve been training hard, but that doesn’t mean anything unless you’re clearing the space in your mind first for what you’re creating in your future. Check out today’s video: […]
Does Your Life Feel Like A Never-Ending Battle?
Do you ever feel like your life is a never ending-battle? I’ve purposely held off from going deep on my blog. Like way down the rabbit hole. But I feel the time is right, and if you’re open enough this will make a massive impact on your life. What I’m talking about here is super […]
The Truth Behind Most Successful People
HEYYA! Growing up I wanted to be successful, and when I mean successful, I’m talking about outer success. The cars, money, lifestyle and flashy bling. Because that’s how I defined success. I felt if I could help enough people, then I could fill my insatiable hunger driven from my small ego-self. In 2012, I achieved […]
Feeling Depressed? How To Release Toxic Emotions
It’s time to wake up. Over 13 percent of the American population are on antidepressants. This really pisses me off. Do you want to know the TRUTH behind why people feel wounded, scared and hopeless? It’s not something your medical doctor is going to tell you. You can always spot a Depressive because they wear a long […]
