Going on a self-improvement kick is never a bad idea. Finding ways to make yourself better is critical to emotional, spiritual, and existential growth. What we do — our habits, our traits — have a significant effect on how we see the world, but also on our well-being in both our personal and professional lives.

What does attaining financial wealth mean to you? There’s a difference between having financial riches and having financial wealth. To have riches is to have money. You can work a 9-5 job each and every day of your life and earn a lot of money. Do this, and sure, you’ll be considered “rich.” But what

Everyone loves that feeling when they’ve found something they’re naturally good at. However, relying on what we do naturally is a sure-fire way to plateau success. In The ONE Thing, we outline two possible scenarios for what happens when someone reaches their natural ceiling of achievement. The first is called the entrepreneurial cycle. Once they

New Years is often a time when people commit to things – going to the gym, changing their diets, getting up earlier in the morning – because we find ourselves reinvigorated by the thought of a shiny, fresh start ahead of us. And with the growth of social media, there are a million different ways

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, there will be a lot of social media overtures, neighborhood flower shops will sell out of roses, and every place to grab a steak will be packed—and that’s great. Every relationship needs a dose of romance. However, Valentine’s Day isn’t enough to keep the embers of love warm.

Money is important. So important that saving more of it rounded out Google’s list of the top 5 most popular goals set, along with getting healthy, getting organized, living life to the fullest, and learning new hobbies. But that’s nothing new, honestly. Year after year, finances top the list of things we aim to improve

Averaging out the results of various studies on the topic, it’s a safe bet to say it takes 66 Days to build a new habit. With your year out in front of you, that leaves you with enough time to change five things about yourself, conservatively. So who do you want to be when 2020

Chasing our ONE Thing isn’t a solo sport – it takes a team to win. From mentors to accountability partners, love interests to spouses, we need to surround ourselves with people who actively help us grow in order to find success. Of all the relationships that support our goals, none may be more important than

We all want extraordinary results. We want to have rewarding careers. We want tight-knit families. We want fulfilling relationships. But when we look at our lives, all too often, we don’t see the results we’re aiming for. If we continually fail to reach the results we expect, it might not be enough to simply ‘put

How to Make Saying “No” Worth Your While “No” is one of the most powerful words we can use. When we say no to things, we enable ourselves to say yes to our most important things. However, it isn’t easy. For some people, saying no is extremely difficult. It is one of the Four Thieves