5 Questions to Ask Yourself When You’re Feeling Stuck
Feeling stuck is an inevitable part of being human, but it doesn't have to be a permanent condition. Here are five questions you can ask yourself to move beyond feeling stuck and learn more about yourself in the process.
Episode 46: The Study of Personal Development and Psychology with Steven Handel from TheEmotionMachine.com
This episode is a conversation with Steven Handel from TheEmotionMachine.com about psychology, neuroscience and personal development. Listen to find out more about how the latest psychological research can support our self-awareness, plus get links to a treasure trove of psychology-related websites.
Why the World Needs You to Start Taking Yourself Seriously
Do you take yourself seriously? Really take your self seriously? This post looks at why taking yourself seriously is so important and offers practical tips you can use to start taking yourself more seriously today.
Episode 45: Creating Your Own Freedom Experiment with Marthe Hagen
Discover how you can use freedom experiments to explore your dreams without sacrificing your security in this week's podcast episode with special guest Marthe Hagen.
26 Messages For My 6-Year-Old Self
What words of wisdom would you share with your child self? Here are 26 messages I would share with my 6-year-old self.
Epsiode 43: Work Ethic Roundtable
This week's episode is a discussion between me, Jake Desyllas, and Stephanie Murphy about work ethic, what it means, and whether it's helpful.
Self-love and Acceptance with Lori Deschene from TinyBuddha.com (Part 2)
This is the second part of an interview with Lori Deschene from TinyBuddha.com to celebrate the launch of her new book "Tiny Buddha's Guide to Loving Yourself".
Self-love and Acceptance with Lori Deschene from TinyBuddha.com (Part 1)
This post is part 1 of an interview with Lori Deschene from TinyBuddha.com about her upcoming book, "Tiny Buddha's Guide to Loving Yourself".
Episode 41: "How Will You Measure Your Life?" by Clayton Christensen (Psychology Book Club Conversation)
This episode is a discussion among members of the Psychology Book Club about the book "How Will You Measure Your Life?" by Clayton Christensen.
How to Overcome Shame Around Self-care
We can feel guilty for engaging in self-care and we can feel guilty for not engaging in self-care. This post explains how to deal with that shame.
How to Switch from Coping to Caring
How to tell whether a behaviour is a coping strategy, and how to switch coping strategies for caring behaviours.
Episode 40: Becoming a Free Range Human with Marianne Cantwell
This episode is an interview with Marianne Cantwell, bestselling author of "Be a Free Range Human" and founder of the Free Range Humans blog.
Self-care's Shady Sister, and Why You Need to Get to Know Her
This post is about the the shady side of self-care. Keep reading to find out what it is and why we need to be aware of it.
5 Facts About Personal Development That We Need to Talk About
Ever feel like you're not doing personal development right? Here are five facts about the process that clear up some common myths around what personal development means.
5 Things I've Learned About Trust
Trust is a crucial part of our experience of life, yet often we're unclear around what it looks like and how we find it. In this post, I share five lessons I've learned about trust.
Episode 37: Finding Your Self Through Journaling - Interview with Mari L. McCarthy
Discover more about the benefits of journaling and how to overcome journaling resistance in this podcast episode with Mari L. McCarthy from CreateWriteNow.com.