Throughout our lives, and despite our best efforts, most of us will remain average… and that’s OK. Here is a much-needed defense for being an unexceptional and average individual.
Category: Comparison
Wearing The Inside Out: No One Is You by Joshua Garrin
Come discover how obsessive social comparison can deflate our sense of self-worth, but it is our individuality, quirks, and uniqueness which ultimately becomes our true superpower.
Evolving Your Inner Images by Jane Fuller
Who we are and what we experience is based on the ‘inner images’ we hold of ourselves. Learn how to enhance those images and improve your life.
Think Beyond Right or Wrong by Gaur Gopal Das
Life has so much to teach us regardless of the choices we make. Learn that we are each on our own path and the decision that another person makes is perfect and right for them as well.
Wearing The Inside Out: Blaze A Simple Trail by Joshua Garrin
Discover the importance and many benefits of decluttering our inner chatter and living a more simplified life.
The Key to Happiness: Compare Less, Be More By Dan Elias
Learn tips to raise your happiness level by focusing on creating and being rather than comparing and competing.
Embrace Different by Paula Miles, iRise Leadership Institute
Learn how to embrace diversity and become a leader and force for creating a world that does the same.
Don’t Miss the Real Purpose of Life by Guy Finley
Find out where our attention should be focused and end the rush to nowhere.
Yes! You Belong by Sarah Taylor
Have you ever felt left out? Like you didn’t belong? Many of us have! Come learn how natural this feeling is and that you really “do” belong.
Make the Fear of Being “No One” Fade Away by Guy Finley
Learn how to believe in your own self-worth without the approval of others.
How Do We Know We Are Making the Right Decision? By Joshua Garrin
The Truth about Decisions and The Lies We Tell Ourselves.
7 Habits of People Who Have Developed Mental Toughness by Harvey Deutschendorf
Mental toughness is not something we are born with, it is a set of characteristics we can ALL develop. Come learn how you can become stronger and happier.
Do Others See What We See? Separate Realities By Michelle C. Ustaszeski-Hutchinson
Are we all living in the same reality? Come and learn who is right and who is wrong when two people just can’t seem to agree.
7 Signs and 10 Symptoms of Teen Depression by Diane Lang
One in five teens will suffer from depression. Do NOT keep it a secret.
4 Ways Introverts Can Super-Charge Their Happiness By Ann Davis
Often misunderstood by society, an introvert is a personality type that enjoys more quiet time and solitude. Learn how you don’t have to be outgoing or an extrovert to be happy or successful in life.
Are You Chasing the Elusive Butterfly of Happiness? By Ingrid Kelada
Discover where happiness really comes from.
Are Critics or Criticism Valuable? By Dr. Joe Vitale
Learn why people criticize and how to reach your goals and dreams despite them.
Choosing Self-Compassion by Fern Weis
Are you harder on yourself than you are on others? Learn how choosing self-compassion can help you thrive and build better relationships.
How to Make Problems Fall Away by Guy Finley
We put tremendous energy into defending ourselves from what others say or do, but what if we didn’t have to?
How to Overcome an Inferiority Complex by Steely Springham
Tips to shift your perspective from feeling inferior to feeling empowered and happy to be you.
Own It – Spoken Word by Brandon Lee White (Video)
Learn how to “own” who you are, find what you want, and discover what could be holding you back.
Seeking Clarity by Philip McKernan (Video)
Learn how what you seek can sometimes be found right in front of you.
You Didn’t Come Here to Play Small by Diana Rose Kottle
Don’t let society scare or stifle you! It’s OK to SHINE and be your true authentic self.
Ironing Board Chest is The Best! By Kate Gardner
Learning to love yourself just the way you are!
How Ism Got Cured – A Frightening Night Story by Anne Beaulieu
A short fiction, featuring 4 tips to stop discrimination and prejudice.