What if we were meant to hold on to the lesson, not the hurt?
As we go through life, we’re constantly learning lessons and integrating knowledge. This is what enables us to grow, evolve, and be lifelong learners. But sometimes in life, our biggest
Natalie Neilson
Can we turn pain into purpose?
Have you ever felt one of those unfavourable human emotions, such as fear, shame, guilt, anger, and it’s ended up ruining your whole day, week, or even month? Have you
Why do we really put ourselves last?
I’ve been reflecting this morning on the importance of building a strong and unbreakable internal foundation so that our external reality has something solid to build from and sit upon.
If Life is the Constant, How Does Perception Shape our Experience?
It dawned on me recently, after observing two sets of friends who are going through similar life situations, that how we perceive a life situation directly correlates with how we
Are we willing to give up good for great?
So often in life, we stay stuck, not because something is bad, but because it is good. Bad moves us. Bad brings discomfort. Bad ignites pain. Bad breeds unhappiness. Bad
Why do we want it all yesterday?
Do you know the saying, “Patience is a virtue”? Well, I often think that if patience is a virtue, then impatience must be a plague. Have you ever suffered from
There are two sides to every story, and then there is the truth.
I was reflecting on this saying recently, and it made me wonder how much truth there was behind it? Because collaboration is such a key component of our lives and
Are we guilty of judging a book by its cover?
You can’t judge a book by its cover, or so they say. But isn’t that how we move through the world? We meet people, and immediately our brains try to
What if we overdo so that we can under think?
We live in a crazy world, and for many of us, we’ve become a product of our environment. We’ve been taught that being ‘busy’ or having a ‘jammed’ schedule is
Are we too comfortable in discomfort?
Have you heard the saying, get comfortable being uncomfortable? We hear this all the time, and while I understand its intended meaning that we should continue to pursue challenges for