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5 Effective Steps for Setting ‘Why’ Goals

By Shine / May 17, 2019 /

When you surface the meaning behind your goal and give it a voice, a simple goal shifts into a mission.

Women, Take Ownership of Your Dreams

By Rachel Hollis / March 8, 2019 /

In honor of Women’s History Month, here’s a little inspiration from Rachel Hollis to shamelessly take ownership of who you are.

Why You Need to Embrace Your Ambition

By Rachel Hollis / March 5, 2019 /

An excerpt from ‘Girl, Stop Apologizing: A Shame-Free Plan for Embracing and Achieving Your Goals’ by Rachel Hollis

Rachel Hollis’ 10-10-1 Plan for Your Dreams

By Cecilia Meis / March 4, 2019 /

10 years, 10 dreams, 1 goal: A simple plan to help you discover your most meaningful goals

What’s Love Got to Do With It (Goal Setting)?

By Katherine Fusco / February 12, 2019 /

Divergent goals needn’t derail our relationships. Instead, they can become opportunities for strengthening and expanding relationships with the ones we love.

5 Reflective Questions to Discover Who You Are and What You Want

By Mick Ukleja / February 8, 2019 /

Reflection is looking in so you can look out with a broader, bigger and more accurate perspective.

14 Quotes to Inspire You to Reach Even Your Most Impossible Goals

By Megan Nicole O'Neal / January 31, 2019 /

For the times you’re afraid to fail or you just don’t feel motivated, these quotes will inspire you to keep after your goals.

How to Hack Your Goals for Future You

By Shine / January 30, 2019 /

Here’s how to nudge your Present Self into doing things that will make your Future Self very, very happy.

5 Tips to Help You Stick to Your Resolutions This Year

By John Hall / January 29, 2019 /

There are a variety of reasons why so many people never achieve their resolutions: unattainable goals, lack of clarity, overwhelm. Try making these changes to avoid failure.

Why Your New Year’s Resolutions Are Absolutely Failing

By Christopher Cook / January 28, 2019 /

The pursuit of “more” for the sake of more is short-lived, but the pursuit of “more” for a purpose is respectable, required and lasting.