Personal Development

Adapted from Ask! The Bridge From Your Dreams to Your Destiny by Mark Victor Hansen and Crystal Dwyer Hansen

Times of disruption are fertile ground for massive growth. The conditions are ripe for us to evolve, to start something new, to go inward and re-emerge stronger.

The world is shifting, and a lot of people need help now more than ever. Our writer is training for the SAT for Sports, an idea that started as a way to fight isolation during coronavirus, and if he can ask for help with such elementary things as ‘How do you run and jump?’ there’s help for you, too. You just have to ask.

Being successful doesn’t mean that you have to be constantly getting things done. Taking a step back periodically can be remarkably important and rewarding. We asked members of the Young Entrepreneur Council what they do to recharge over the weekend so they’re better prepared to perform during the week.

People across many industries are facing challenges, to adjust what they do for a new marketplace. Our writer’s assignment to train to become an average high school athlete is an example of the pivots many of us must make. How can you do the same thing with work?

The former monk offers his best advice for a life well lived.

Jay Shetty set his original plans aside to study the life of monks, and in the process, discovered how pursuing a personal passion and purpose can help anyone unlock their deepest potential.

If you’re truly ready to let go of the old and start fresh, try expanding your spring cleaning beyond just your home. Instead, include every part of your life—like your mind, body and relationships, too.