Here Are 3 Piece-of-Cake Practices to Re-Ignite Your Motivation, Gain Momentum and Live Into Your Vision

With 2019 here, this is a great time to hit the refresh button your New Year’s resolutions (read more about New Year’s)!

Are you absolutely full steam ahead or have you lost some of your inspiration? Are you making progress or do you already find yourself underperforming and not producing the results you’d really love?

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Accomplish More, Become Your Best Self and Feel Amazing in 30 Minutes a Day or Less

Have you ever wondered how highly successful people are able to create such extraordinary results in their lives – and in a fraction of the time that it takes most others? Well, one of the secrets to their success lies in how they choose to begin each and every day.

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Before You Make Your New Year’s Resolutions, Read This

What would you love to see happen in your life by this time next year?

Even if you take nothing else away from this blog post today, I highly encourage you to spend some time digging deep to answer this question.

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As We Celebrate This Magical Holiday, Know That There’s So Much More to the Story of Christmas Than Gifts, Family and Parties

As a student, teacher and mentor in transformational principles for over 40 years, I’ve studied many different religions. I’ve been to India ten times to walk in the footsteps of Buddha, and I’ve been to Israel 14 times to walk in the footsteps of Jesus.

I’ve studied many other great teachers who have transformed lives around the world through what they’ve taught and their ways of being.

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Is there someone or something in your life that’s just driving you crazy, but no matter what you do, you can’t seem to get away from it?

If so, I’d like to introduce you to a strange pair of teachers – my friend’s two tabby cats, Spotted and Brandi!

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What does it mean to be great, and what does it really take to live a life of greatness?

Most of us have been trained to think about greatness in terms of comparison to someone else. For example, we look at Steve Jobs and think,

“Wow, he was a great innovator.”

Sometimes, when we look at those who are great at their sport, their profession, or their hobbies, we experience something I call comparison despair.

We think,

“I’ll never be as great as they are. Why should I…