You Can't Do That!You’ve heard this phrase before I’m sure: You can’t do that! It may have come from one of your parents or siblings while growing up. But then you start hearing it in school. Later, you hear it at work, even from colleagues. The phrase brings up feelings of being scolded and reprimanded. The post When Naysayers Say You Can’t Do That appeared first on My Blog.

Goals as a CoupleWhether you are married, living with a significant other or working with a partner, setting goals as a couple is valuable. It’s a way to organize life where the “have to’s” don’t get in the way of the “need to’s.” Scott Adams in his book, How to Fail at Almost Everything and The post Setting Goals as a Couple – Is it Worth it? appeared first on My Blog.

Self AccountabilitySelf-accountability is a relationship you have with yourself. No one really wants others to tell them how to run their life. If you are a parent, you have guided your children through years of training, hopefully developing within them a sense of their own self-accountability. If you are married, you realize all too well The post How to Develop Self Accountability that Can Change Your Life appeared first on My Blog.

Tiny HabitsTiny Habits, or habits implemented in very small segments, have the power to change your life, your health and even your financial future. Linda Fogg Phillips is the sister of BJ Fog who wrote the book Tiny Habits and is director of the Tiny Habits® Academy. BJ runs the organization Behavior Design Lab at The post Tiny Habits as a Way of Life appeared first on My Blog.

Willingness to ChangeA willingness to change causes some to shiver in response as they have faced shutdowns, mandates and layoffs. Life feels like it will never be the same with changes almost daily. When speaking about transformation, we envision new life and even renewed direction and focus. But entering into that transformation in our individual The post Willingness to Change in a Transformational World appeared first on My Blog.