How to leave a legacy
You don’t have to have a legacy as a goal in its own right. All you have to do to be remembered is to make a difference to others.
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Tag: resilience
How to recover from your mistakes
Your mistakes are your greatest asset when you are defined by how you recover, and not by submitting to fear and shame.
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“There cannot be change without loss”
We must overcome the anxiety accompanying the loss of old ways with compassion and sensitivity if change is to succeed.
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My greatest enemy
Don’t avoid your greatest enemy. Instead, look on them as your greatest friend, be grateful for what they teach you, accept the lessons and grow.
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Assumption is the mother of all…
Ask questions and listen to the answers with the ear of your heart to avoid damaging human feelings and emotions with flawed assumptions.
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Financial resilience leads to happiness
The three steps to financial resilience that bring peace of mind and the will to find meaning and happiness within by focusing on the without.
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Why meaning outshines happiness
There are good arguments for replacing happiness with meaning as a life aspiration and helping others solve the problems that caused us grief
Read More The practices of meaning
Lianne’s story is about finding meaning by jettisoning old fears, values and habits and creating change for herself and her children.
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Role models make inspirational teachers
Biographies and role models with solid stories such as Patrick Leigh Fermor make inspirational teachers.
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How can I become more organized?
Being more organised builds your resilience and can help you become healthier, happier and with more time do the things that really matter. It is important to create a system that works for you and apps like Airtable can help.
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How do I get through life’s lows?
Low points are inevitable. Not dealing with them makes them worse. However, they follow a pattern. You can learn to get through them by walking into the fire of your difficult emotions. It’s messy, and it is where the magic happens.
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