The Accelerator of Aliveness: Decisions
Do you ever feel like life is just happening to you—day after day, meeting after meeting, with no control? I’ve been there. In the final part of my Aliveness series, I explore the most powerful element of the formula A = B × C × D²: Decisions. It’s not about making perfect choices; it’s about realizing you have choices. Ready to take back your agency and unlock the accelerator of aliveness? Read now. #Aliveness #Mindset #Decisions
From Stuck to Thriving: Optimising Your Conditions
Your circumstances don’t define you, but how you respond to them does. In my latest blog, I explore how to optimize your external conditions—your environment, relationships, and life events—so they support your aliveness. Read now to discover how I turned restrictions into opportunities and how you can too. 🌟 #Aliveness #Mindset #Growth
Stop Chasing Peaks: Build a Baseline For Aliveness
Stop chasing peaks, but building a strong foundation—that’s where true aliveness begins. Your baseline—the steady rhythm of your physical, mental, and emotional state—is what allows you to navigate life’s challenges and embrace its everyday gifts. When your baseline is strong, even the simplest moments can feel vibrant and meaningful. It’s not about fleeting highs; it’s about cultivating a life where vitality and purpose are part of every day. Ready to explore how to strengthen your baseline and unlock true aliveness? Let’s dive in.
Forget Happiness - Here’s What You Really Need
“What if happiness isn’t the goal? During my recovery from burnout, I realized something profound: the constant pursuit of happiness often falls flat. Instead, I discovered something deeper—aliveness. It’s about being fully present, vibrant, and engaged in life, embracing every moment, whether joyful or challenging. Stop chasing contentment and start living fully. Curious? Let’s explore this together. #Aliveness #MeaningfulLiving”
The Sustainability Trap: Are We Losing Ourselves in the Race to Be Green?
Is sustainability making us feel more guilty than inspired? 🌍 In a world full of endless to-do lists—don’t fly, don’t eat meat, don’t use plastic—it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, judged, or like you’ll never be ‘green enough.’ But what if sustainability wasn’t about perfection? What if it was about finding joy, connection, and progress—on your terms?
In my latest blog, I explore the emotional toll of the sustainability trap and how we can shift our mindset to make meaningful, manageable change. Let’s ditch the guilt and embrace a new way forward.
Can You Change? Or Is This Just Who You Are?
Change is one of the hardest things we can undertake. It’s messy, uncomfortable, and often feels impossible—but it’s also where the magic happens. In my latest blog, I dive into the power of transformation: why we choose (or resist) change, how to uncover the ‘why’ that drives us, and what it takes to become the person we truly want to be. I share personal stories, including my own challenges with change, and offer insights on how to embrace the process—even when it’s tough. Are you ready to take that first step and uncover your wings?
The Power of Being Yourself in a World That Wants You to Conform
In a world that often pressures us to conform, embracing your true self can be one of the most powerful choices you’ll ever make. This post explores the journey of breaking free from societal expectations, rediscovering authenticity, and the profound freedom that comes with living with purpose.
What US Politics Taught Me About Workplace Conflicts
Divisiveness is everywhere—from the political stage to the workplace. In this blog post, I explore how the intense polarization in US politics mirrors conflicts we often see in professional environments, where different teams or departments can become so entrenched in their perspectives that collaboration seems impossible. But what if we could change that? By letting go of our attachment to being “right,” listening with an open heart, and finding common ground, we can transform conflict into growth. Dive in to discover how these principles can improve not only our work relationships but also our own personal growth.