Life is tough and it doesn't get better without change. Start making positive changes and embrace the adventure of life!
Down on your luck? Don't worry. Things will change. Just keep these 13 things in mind and you'll be back on your feet in no time.
We all know the experience of fighting for something, struggling for something we want or believe in. How do you judge the value of your struggle? There are three different kinds of struggling.
Behavior study says bad-cop negotiators can psychologically nudge adversaries together
If you’re resisting something new, think about why.
There's a lot you can control in life, but how you handle random events will determine your success--and your happiness.
We’re used to giving “praise sandwiches”–a criticism wedged in between two generic compliments–that give our brains indigestion.
Make sure your worst enemy is not living between your own two ears.
Mental health is a crucial topic to talk about with kids. But where and when should you start?
Life balance and stress management coach/author Renee Trudeau blogs about 6 things to do to help bring you peace-when life becomes particularly hard.
If I had a magic wand that I could just wave around, there’s a lot of things I would change. I’ve probably written them down cursing the universe of what it has gotten wrong. As time has gone on, t…
These uplifting quotes will have you singing a different tune. Use them when you are facing a difficulty in your life that has knocked you off your feel good path. It's a natural part of life to face struggles and trials along the way, so don't get stuck for too long in a pattern of negativity. These quotes will help you get back on track. 1. Dale Carnegie Puts a Different Spin on Failure “Discouragement and failure are two of the surest stepping…
It's hard enough to integrate your work and life in a way that works--don't add guilt to the mix.
Tough compassion means speaking up, setting boundaries, and making uncomfortable choices for the greater good.
Deciding to forgive is a big step. After all, you're the one who's been harmed! But it turns out that forgiving someone actually has benefits for your mental health. The practice of radical forgiveness can help you process hurt and anger — and ultimately find peace.