I felt hopeless and utterly helpless, living in a programmed state of struggle, lack and victimization.
I felt hopeless and utterly helpless, living in a programmed state of struggle, lack and victimization.
Even if you are already in the Catalyst Intensive, or already graduated, revisit this as it may provide a little reminder of what you were looking for.
After the Ignite retreat that took place in July and a few trips to the ocean, a couple Catalysts wrote blog posts about lessons they learned from the mighty body of water known as the Pacific Ocean. That spurred and idea and Beth suggested a collaborative post, "Shit the Ocean Schooled us On."
Next time you’re not sure of something, try asking yourself one or more of these questions. They will guide you back to yourself. Back to your truth.
From mindset and meditation to scientific brain chemistry supplements, I've tried it all. This is what works.
"The world is your oyster," they said, but I was never taught to swim nor to dive deep for my dreams.
The best way to get over someone is to connect with yourself again. Or for some, maybe the first time.
More motivation isn’t going to fix jack shit if a bigger principle is missing. More “gung-honess” isn’t going to magically result in instant commitment and dedication.
By understanding how anxiety impacts your relationships, you can create positive changes within your relationship dynamic.
The more we get rid of, the lighter we feel, not only in our home, but in our mind too.
Leading comes from a spirit of teaching, nurturing, and guiding people in a way that brings out their very best. Leading does not come from a place of authority.
There’s a plethora of great information out there that is useful to our self-development, but are we reading it without actually letting it sink in?
It is common knowledge that an athlete’s peak performance typically ends much earlier than other career paths. So what’s next for these folks?
As the Catalysts decompressed from their three-day in-person retreat (and meeting face-to-face for the first time), they shared perspectives on small talk.
Be the person you want to experience in the world is very similar to the great Ghandi's quote, which is often mistaken as "Be the change you wish to see in the world."
Life always seems to find a way to present new challenges and new ways of testing the strength of my confidence and they are always scary and uncomfortable.
I feel a special connection with the oceans who have held my most precious human ever so carefully, sometimes, and not so carefully at other times.
The feeling of a home has been an elusive and moving target I've chased for what feels like a very long time. The truth is, I feel at home in most places now.