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The Power of Intentional Resistance – Meeting Change With Grace and Purpose
Change is constant, arriving quietly or with force. We cannot choose its timing, but we can choose our response. Growth is a decision. It calls for active engagement, self-awareness, and the courage...
Oct 272 min read


Identity Wins Before the Fight – The Story and the Substance (Part 1)
Before David faced Goliath, the real battle had already been won, in silence, in the fields, when he decided who he was and who held him. Identity Wins Before The Fight explores the unseen...
Oct 236 min read


The Duality Within – The Human Spirit’s Endurance and Evolution
Humanity’s greatest strength lies not in certainty, but in its capacity to endure contradiction. We are built to hold paradox, to remain on course while carrying new depths, to love with intensity...
Oct 223 min read


The Keys to Staff Resiliency
Throughout my previous career in the tech industry, I was lucky to have adept leaders who mentored me and supported my career growth. I’ve also had the opposite. In fact, I often found that how...
Oct 2113 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


Beyond Achievement – The New Reinvention Framework for Sustainable Success
Even at the height of success, many leaders feel an undercurrent of pressure and disconnection. Dharma Funder’s S.T.I.C.K.™ Reinvention Architecture offers a new path, one rooted in nervous system...
Oct 173 min read


Emotional Resilience – Building Strength From The Inside Out
Let’s be honest, life isn’t always gentle. It stretches us, sometimes past what we thought were our limits. It surprises us, knocks the wind out of us, and hands us new chapters we didn’t ask for...
Oct 105 min read


Love, Loss, and Rest – 5 Lessons a Husband Learned Through Grief and Yoga Nidra
Grief is physical, raw, and unrelenting. Grief is a tidal wave that dismantles even the strongest philosophies. When Tim Gray lost his wife to cancer in early 2024, he discovered that no meditation...
Oct 84 min read


From Resistance to Resilience – How to Navigate Change With EFT Tapping
Change is the only constant. Whether we are ready or not, here it comes. From one change to the next, we can begin to feel the pressure, restriction, and resistance to what may come. Building...
Oct 34 min read


The Golden Cracks of Leadership – Building Resilience Through Kintsugi
When something breaks in our homes, our first instinct is often to throw it away. A cracked mug, a chipped plate, or a shattered vase feels like it has lost its purpose. Broken usually means useless.
Oct 34 min read


True Welcome – Leaving Your Comfort Zone to Meet Others Where They Are
We often hear phrases like, “Come sit with us. You are welcome here.” At first glance, it sounds warm and inclusive. But if we listen closer, there’s an unspoken imbalance hidden in that invitation.
Oct 25 min read


Navigate the Noise – How Entrepreneurs Can Stay Focused Amid Daily News Cycles
In today's hyperconnected world, entrepreneurs face a constant barrage of breaking news, market updates, and trend alerts. Every notification promises to be the next game-changer, the crisis you...
Oct 14 min read


The Best Myth – Why Bestness Is the Death of Excellence (Part 3)
In Part 1 and Part 2, I demonstrated how bestness can distort our perception of reality. Drawing from examples in the present and referencing dark moments in our past, I showed how it can be cruel...
Sep 2917 min read


Beyond Bouncing Back – How Creativity Transforms Resilience
We all talk about being resilient from time to time, and often the term gets dulled down to buzzword status. Bounce back. Stay strong. Stick it out. But real resilience isn't just enduring passively...
Sep 264 min read


Second Wave Resilience – Finding Strength Beyond Adrenaline
Stating the obvious, things are tough. Right now, it feels as though many of the foundations we rely on are under pressure all at once. Customer expectations are rising faster than ever, commercial...
Sep 264 min read


The Best Myth – Why Bestness Is the Death of Excellence (Part 2)
In Part 1, I talked about myths and how, in this day and age, they can be used to misrepresent the truth. I also showed how we have become a culture that seeks constant attention and validation on social media.
Sep 2314 min read


How to Make Peace with Your Intrusive Thoughts and Suicidal Ideation as a Late-Diagnosed Autistic
Do you hate and fear your thoughts of suicide, self-harm, or the mental playing out of worst-case scenarios? You are not alone. Most people believe these thoughts are dangerous and actively try to ignore...
Sep 2215 min read


From Triple Crisis to Resilient Growth – Turning Pressure into Performance
In August, I explored the idea of the Triple Crisis of 2025 – Strategy, Sanity, and Spirit. These three forces, uncertainty in decision making, the emotional toll on leaders and teams, and the search for authentic purpose...
Sep 196 min read


The Best Myth – Why Bestness Is the Death of Excellence (Part 1)
By virtue of being neighbours to the United States, Canadians, like myself, tend to consume a lot of American media content. As a consequence, it’s not unusual for me to hear American TV personalities...
Sep 1811 min read


If I Ruled the World – From a Box to the Blueprint
You ever heard “Nas. If I ruled the world." I used to listen to that in my head, dreaming of a different life. I played it before I wrote this tonight. I'm not going to pretend I have all the answers...
Sep 174 min read


Reprogramming the Inner Critic – Why Neuroencoding® Is a Game-Changer for Pro Athletes
When I walked into the arena at EuroBasket 2025, the energy was electric. I was there to cheer for Estonia and to support one of my clients on the national team. From the stands, I could feel the pressure...
Sep 155 min read


Why Joy Isn’t a Luxury or a Reward, but a Tool for Growth, Performance, and Personal Power
Maybe you’ve been taught to think that joy is treated like something that must be earned, like dessert, a sweet reward you get after you’ve eaten your vegetables. Maybe you’ve believed that joy comes...
Sep 115 min read


Navigating Overwhelm & Overstimulation for HSPs & Empaths
"Overwhelm is what chaos feels like." And if you're a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) or an empath, chances are you know that chaos all too well. It’s what happens when your senses, emotions, or energetic...
Sep 55 min read


5 Reasons to Reinvent Yourself After a Crisis and How to Navigate It Healthily
Every life event we experience provides us with a new perspective and raw material to shape our future selves. We may not realize how many new ways we will have for looking at our world after a crisis....
Sep 25 min read
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