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Showing up for Yourself
One thing that I’ve seen flooding social media lately is tips on how to stay productive and keep showing up for people during quarantine.
Reflecting on 2019. Plus, My Word of the Year for 2020!
During this strange vortex between Christmas and New Year’s, I have been reflecting on the lessons learned in 2019. I believe strongly in having a feedback system where you evaluate where you’ve been, where you are, and where you are going in order to continue to grow.
Be happy where you are
It is all too common that many of us are not happy where we are right now. We wish we were further along in our career, in our business pursuit, or in an athletic goal. We open up Instagram and see someone who possess something we want, and we crumble.
For Mental Health Awareness Month....please read
The most powerful tool you possess right now is right between your ears.
You would not sell your brain for any amount of money ever, yet how much time do you spend caring for it?
Idea Babies
I read some fascinating advice in an article in Business Insider by Justine Musk who was formerly married to Elon Musk, founder of PayPal as well as the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX.
Meet the Author!
Melanie Shmois, LISW-S, is a licensed therapist and certified life coach for high-achieving individuals who crave inner joy as much as outer success. As the founder of Mind Your Strength Coaching and creator of The Joy Revolution, Melanie helps driven professionals balance their masculine and feminine energies so they can experience fulfillment, emotional freedom, and lasting happiness.