Your current life is not a reflection of your potential. It is a reflection of your conditioning. If you want to tap into your potential […]
The Way You Talk to Yourself Determines Whether You Grow or Shut Down
Every time you pressure yourself, your nervous system registers danger. Self-criticism may feel like discipline, but your body experiences it as threat. Speaking to yourself […]
Think Better, Crush Your Goals: The science behind thinking your way toward your goals
Did you know that your mindset is one of the most important determining factors in whether you succeed or fall short of your goals? The […]
Before You Think — You Feel: Understanding the brain’s real decision-maker
If sadness shuts you down, anger makes you impulsive, anxiety paralyzes you, and excitement blinds you — then you might want to hear this. Did […]
The Mind Only Resists Starting — And Why That Changes Everything
For years, I blamed my lack of productivity on discipline. But then I realized — I wasn’t running from the work… I was running from the beginning.That […]
Suffering the Mind
For the past eight months, I’ve been — as my partner put it — suffering my mind. The moment I heard that phrase, something in me stopped. I realized […]
Individuation: The Journey to Wholeness of the Personality
From the moment we are born, we all start out as part of an external collective. This collective encompasses our familial upbringing, social circles, educational […]
Mental Models: A cheat code for decision-making and problem-solving
There’s no doubt that decision-making and problem-solving are an integral part of living. Every day we make thousands of decisions, some easy and others complex […]
5 Simple Tricks to Hack Your Mind for Success
Napoleon Hill in his lecture: The Laws of Success, mentioned that at birth, everyone brings with them an equivalent of two sealed envelopes. One is […]
The Surprising Upside of Imposter Syndrome
Have you ever felt that your success was solely based on luck and that it had nothing to do with your abilities? Do you often […]










