There's no one way to gather inspiration or seek guidance on a challenge. Whether it's diving into a good book or listening to a nostalgic song, never underestimate the power of creative work to inspire us and give us fresh perspectives on diff...

This week, grab a friend, a partner, a family member and ask each other - what are you grateful for? Our loved ones can often can give us fresh perspectives on life and help us find different things to be grateful for.

Anxiety is all around us - but by engaging with our present, we allow ourselves to be hopeful, rather than hopeless.

Judging others feels good. Temporarily. But then it creates a deep sense of disconnection and distance. Beware of becoming addicted to it.

There is always more to do. Take an intentional pause, every day, to simply connect with your mind, body and spirit, and give yourself a break from daily responsibilities and stress.

Don't just jump to conclusions. Carefully examine what came before, during and after each moment.

Gratitude isn't just a journal entry - it's an invitation to change the way you see your life, for the better.

The change of seasons is an invitation to examine the recurring feelings, thoughts and behaviors that define you. Keep what works and learn to change what isn't.

Some situations don't change no matter how much of ourselves we give or sacrifice. That's when we know it's time to stop putting energy into them.

Things look bleak but there's always a chance of hope.

It's not your fault the world is burning. You did everything you could. Even when you may not have realized it, you were working very hard. You are enough and always have been. Don't forget it.

Life is full of chronic problems that don't just "go away". This is why we have to continually honor our pain and engage in the personal practices that help us process it.

Gratitude is not just for good days. Always take a moment to pause, reflect and remember the beautiful moments, people and experiences you've had, especially when you are going through dark times.

Let moments of frustration be an opportunity for reflection on what triggers you, how these triggers affect you and how you can create more buffers for yourself.

We can't expect ourselves to immediately and instantly be resilient when we want to be. Resilience is an inner environment that takes years to cultivate.

The workplace is rife with disagreement and conflict, just like life itself. Don't let the disagreements you experience become burdens you carry with you everywhere. Let go of absolutely everything you can and save your energy for peace instead...

Always brainstorm how to adapt techniques from the past to today's unique environments.

Don't be afraid to contemplate other career paths and pivots. It might be exactly what you're looking for.

Volunteering is a meaningful and fulfilling way to expand personal and professional growth.

If we expect every day to be a good work day, we will be sorely disappointed. Instead - remember that there's only so many things you can control and that everything else is up to chance. 

After a stressful day, it can help to sit down, close your eyes and breathe in the quiet moment.

If you've ever had a day where you are exhausted but wasn't productive in the traditional sense - always remember that work requires constant emotional labor. Give yourself lots of grace and the space to emotionally recharge each day.

We are always capable of a pivot, no matter what stage we are in our careers.

Don't ever let work be the only meaningful thing in your life. Make sure to explore and build a variety of relationships, activities and experiences that make you feel seen, appreciated and alive.

Nothing has to be linear. Be open to unconventional, out-of-the-box pathways to achieve the same goal. Allow yourself to experience learning in a way that is not just educational, but enjoyable and creative.