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Embracing Change for a Brighter Tomorrow flourish growth mindset strengthen resilience

 

In a world that often feels like it's spinning faster than we can keep up, the concept of a "growth mindset" is a beacon of hope and a tool for transformation.

As a resilience coach, I've seen firsthand how shifting from a fixed to a growth mindset can deeply impact an individual's...

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How to Triumph Over the Scary Monster "Fear of Failure" growth mindset positive growth strengthen resilience

 

Imagine you're standing in front of a huge wall. You want to climb over it because there are amazing things waiting on the other side. Friends, success, and opportunities!

But then, a scary monster named "Fear of Failure" shows up. He whispers, "What if you fall? What if people laugh at...

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Breaking Free: Your Roadmap to Rising Above Injustice choices critical thinking strengthen resilience

 

Rita's Dilemma

Once upon a time, there was a woman named Rita.

She was a hard worker, always the first one in the office and the last one to leave. Despite her dedication and commitment, her efforts often went unnoticed.

To make matters worse, her lazy coworker, who was always taking...

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Finding Wisdom in Regret: Learn and Grow from Past Decisions choices positive growth strengthen resilience

 

Regret is a complex, universal emotion that often holds us captive to our past.

However, it also has the incredible potential to be a catalyst for significant personal growth.

This blog post is designed to help you navigate the murky waters of regret, to transform those feelings of...

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Don't Take it Personally: Your Shield Against Toxic Relationships boundaries growth mindset strengthen resilience

 

Every now and then, we encounter individuals whose actions, behavior, or words can be destructive, draining, and overly critical. These interactions, more often than not, tend to be emotionally exhaustive and can potentially wreak havoc on our mental health.

Situation 1: Nathan's Family...

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Resilience 101: 7 Ways To Lose The Victim Mindset And Become A Victor growth mindset strengthen resilience

 

Victim vs. Victor

 

Someone who has a victim mindset feels as if they have no control over their circumstances. Life has it out for them so they can never catch a break. Someone or something is to blame for their misfortune. Over time they become helpless and hopeless.

Someone...

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Constructive Grieving Leads to Growth After A Loved One's Death growth mindset strengthen resilience

What Is Constructive Grieving?

 

Most people are familiar with the five stages of grief developed by Psychiatrist Elisabeth Kubler-Ross in the late 60s: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. 

Everyone experiences grief in different ways and in different timeframes. There...

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Resilience 101: Stress Triggers and Coping Techniques strengthen resilience

Stress Can Be Healthy?

 

Stress is a normal part of our life. Short-term stress can be healthy and a great motivator to get things done.

Long-term stress unrelieved can negatively impact your health both physically and emotionally. 

Fortunately, managing your stress is within your...

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4 Key Steps To Break A Goal Into Smaller Goals And Achieve Success growth mindset strengthen resilience

How Do You Stay Motivated To Reach Your Goals?

 

I am highly motivated on Mondays. In fact I call it Motivational Monday or Magical Monday because anything can happen. On Motivational Monday, I can stick to a diet and exercise plan flawlessly. I can even tackle my To Do List with ease.

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Resilience 101: How To Laugh Away Your Stress During Challenges strengthen resilience

 Why We're Called The Giggle Twins

 

Growing up, my twin sister Lucy and I were always asked if we could read each others mind. People thought we could because we could give the other a look or say a word and we would start giggling.

It wasn't that we could read each others mind. We...

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