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Peyton Murphy – A Career Built on Consistency and Common Sense
Born and raised in South Louisiana, Peyton Murphy built his career on hard work, consistency, and a simple belief in doing what’s right. After graduating from LSU in 1988 and earning his law degree...
Oct 204 min read


Avijit Mitra MD – Bridging Science, Empathy, and Modern Psychiatry
When Dr. Avijit Mitra first came to the United States for college, he didn’t have a safety net, just drive, discipline, and a deep curiosity about how the brain works. “I put myself through medical and...
Oct 203 min read


7 Ways Adult Speech Therapy Helps Boost Your Confidence and Career
Ever stuttered, clammed up, or become anxious when asked to speak in meetings or conferences? You’re not alone. For many adults, speaking clearly and confidently doesn’t always come easily. It’s why...
Oct 204 min read


How Understanding Self-Talk Can Improve Your Communication and Achieve Better Results
Are we losing our senses? Discover why it is important to keep our senses active, what they specifically mean to us, and how we can develop them to transform our communication skills and achieve...
Oct 206 min read


The Great Reset – How Market Shifts and AI Are Reshaping Real Estate
For years, the real estate market felt like a runaway train, record-low inventory, skyrocketing prices, buyers waiving contingencies just to compete, and sellers holding all the cards. But the tides...
Oct 205 min read


The Hidden Link Between Stress and Belly Fat and How to Finally Break Free
You are eating better, moving your body, and doing your best to stay consistent, yet the scale barely moves and your waistline refuses to shrink. The real culprit might not be your food or workouts...
Oct 204 min read


Why We Have Substance and Alcohol Use Treatment All Wrong
“They” are our friends. Our family members, sons, daughters, siblings, nieces, and nephews. Our co-workers and our colleagues, sometimes even those who manage our employment. Our teachers. Our healthcare...
Oct 207 min read


The Rhyme of Being – Finding the Rhythm That Turns Grind into Grace
There’s a rhythm to life that many of us forget to dance to. We run, hustle, check boxes, and chase achievement, but somehow the melody still feels offbeat. We reach for what we want to have, push ourselves...
Oct 203 min read


You Underestimate Your Traumas – Why Even Small Experiences Matter
There’s a difference between trauma with a capital T and trauma with a small t (see Francine Shapiro’s training for EMDR). We usually think trauma means something big, like a loss, war, abuse, or a major accident.
Oct 204 min read


A Journey of Perseverance and Passion as an Indie Author – Exclusive Interview with Isabella Presley
Isabella Presley, a 32-year-old Canadian author and English Literature student, opens up about her creative journey from stage acting to publishing her gothic vampire romance, Her Dionysus. In this candid...
Oct 204 min read


From Knowledge to Wisdom – The Next Evolution of Leadership
In an age overflowing with leadership books, courses, and advice, young leaders have never known more, yet often feel less confident. The true frontier of leadership is not more information, it is a...
Oct 205 min read


L'CHAIM – How to Overcome Depression and Revive Your Life’s Purpose
I still get pushback. With a tinge of concern, people ask what’s behind my obsession with depression. Some comments include, “Talking about depression is depressing,” “You’d only attract...
Oct 204 min read


Inflammaging – The Hidden Fire Accelerating Aging and How Functional Nutrition Can Stop It
There has been a lot of talk about longevity in the last few years, living longer, reaching certain age milestones, and adding years to our lives. But the real question isn’t how long we live, it’s...
Oct 206 min read


Is Joy the Missing Link in Your Wellness Journey and Why It Matters More Than You Think
We chase health, we chase growth, we chase change. But what if one of the most powerful medicines has been with us all along? Joy. For too long, joy has been treated as something optional, a reward...
Oct 2010 min read


How Families Can Heal Together After the Loss of a Child
The heartbreaking loss of a child is an experience that no parent, sibling, or family member should ever have to endure. Yet, for those who face this unimaginable tragedy, the journey through grief can feel...
Oct 206 min read


From Leadership to Architecture – Building Institutions That Outlast You
Most leaders deliver initiatives. Enduring leaders design institutions. In a world addicted to launch cycles and personality-led leadership, the real competitive advantage is architectural...
Oct 204 min read


The Hidden Struggle of High-Functioning Anxiety – What It Really Means and How to Heal
Many high achievers secretly battle high-functioning anxiety. Learn the signs, root causes, and functional medicine tools to restore balance naturally. From the outside, you look like you have it all...
Oct 203 min read


How Preserving Your Inner Child Fuels Creativity, Innovation, and Fulfillment
In a world obsessed with optimization, adulthood often becomes synonymous with rigidity. We trade imagination for efficiency, curiosity for certainty, and playfulness for productivity. But what if the key...
Oct 205 min read


Breakups Without Closure – Why Waiting for Answers Keeps You Stuck
Why did things end the way they did? Why did he leave? Why didn’t he stay and explain why he was walking away? You deserve answers, and you deserve to understand why. Heartbreak is painful enough at the...
Oct 204 min read


The Hidden Crisis in Corporate Leadership – The Four Levels of Organisational Consciousness
The most revealing conversations I have with business leaders don't happen in polished boardrooms. They unfold in quiet moments after corporate workshops, when successful executives finally allow their...
Oct 207 min read


When Self-Doubt Blocks Trust – How Low Self-Esteem Keeps Women from Getting the Help They Need
For many successful women, confidence in their careers hides a quieter struggle, the fear of trusting too easily or not at all. They long for real support yet hesitate to reach for it, convinced that...
Oct 204 min read


Understanding the Positive and Negative Aspects of Social Awkwardness
Being socially awkward can create experiences that are uncomfortable and cause anxiety in social situations. It often involves difficulty communicating or engaging with others, leading to feelings...
Oct 203 min read


How To Make Career Decisions That Align With Your Core Values
At some point in your professional life, often right around the time you’ve earned some stability, raised a few kids, and learned the ropes of juggling way too much, you pause. You glance around at...
Oct 204 min read


The Future Isn’t Artificial, It’s Emotional – The Role of EQ in Human-AI Relationships
What will AI see when it looks into the future mirror of humanity? What will be reflected back? Complacency, apathy, and disdain or kindness, compassion, and warmth? What is the role of Emotional Intelligence...
Oct 188 min read
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