A life of well-being, meaning and purpose.
At the end of our lives, it’s not the number of emails we answered, the errands we checked off, or the promotions we earned that matter most. It’s the quality of our relationships. When you invest in your relationships, you build the foundation for a flourishing life.
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Tolerating minor annoyances doesn’t mean they’ll simply fade away. They pile up. Each one seems minor on its own, but together they create an undercurrent of frustration and distraction. When you plug the leaks, you reclaim the energy you were losing to frustration, procrastination, and unfinished business. That freed energy can now be directed toward what truly matters.
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Reclaim your hidden strengths and use them to live more intentionally in midlife and beyond. You no longer have to hide or hide from your shadow side. By leveraging your strengths, you can transform that side into something positive.
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Continue reading “Acceptance Is the Key”Acceptance is the practice of identifying struggles and accepting people, situations, and circumstances for what they are, not what you wish they were. True freedom and peace come from acknowledging what is, rather than fighting against it or wishing it were different. Acceptance is the key.
Continue reading “Flourish Where You Are Planted”“Bloom where you are planted” is an expression to encourage you and me to make the most of what we have, where we are. While we can’t always choose our circumstances or environment, we can choose our attitude and our actions. We can, in fact, choose to flourish.
This is how healthy relationships work: They require effort, understanding, and a willingness to navigate challenges with patience and empathy. And they thrive on mutual respect, open communication, trust, and a balance of independence and togetherness.
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When each of us intentionally uses our strengths, we don’t just improve our own lives—we create a ripple effect that extends to those around us. When you begin to use your strengths daily, you foster deeper connections, build more positive environments, and contribute to a world where people feel seen, valued, and supported.
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Positivity and happiness are not just fleeting emotions — they are a way of being that transforms every aspect of your life. Increasing positivity through the Excelerated Life™ practices helps us build a foundation for flourishing.
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Continue reading “Why Values Matter”By defining and living your values, you’re not just creating a life of intention — you’re laying the groundwork for a life that aligns with your highest potential and deepest purpose. You are like a train, firmly on track, moving inexorably toward your destination. That’s why values matter!
Our lives can get filled with all the little things we tolerate but never quite get around to fixing or addressing. Over time, these annoying everyday problems can accumulate, quietly draining our mental and emotional energy. The Excelerated Response™ Practice helps you reclaim that energy by intentionally resolving the things you’ve been putting off.
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