Image source Burned-out is easy. Neglect your energy and you’ll go out like an unstoked fire. Fire always cools without fuel. Ten years ago, Jim Loehr and Tony Schwartz wrote, The Power of Full Eng...
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'Is there something you've always meant to do, wanted to do, but just ... haven't? Matt Cutts suggests: Try it for 30 days...' Small but sustainable changes might actually end up changing your life. Especially useful for those going through a painful heart break, in search for a meaningful purpose to keep them going, one step at a time... Via Ashka Delete the scoop?
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Inspiring and funny TED talk from researcher Brené Brown about what truly enables us to connect and love: The ability to allow ourselves to be vulnerable. Or as Brené Brown calls it, to be truly 'seen', to love with all our heart. In other words, to be 'wholehearted'. To believe we are 'enough', that we are worthy of love and belonging... Via Ashka 
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April 4, 9:53 PM
I had an interesting chat with some ladies in their early 20s a few days ago and when discussing the idea of finding strength when being vulnerable they freaked out.
Brene Brown has an amazing view about vulnerability which I agree with - If you're scared of sharing your vulnerabilities the more you shun and hide them. It certainly doesn't help you love that they exist in your life to begin to address the road towards improvement. Loving those vulnerabilities gives courage to say, "This is ME. And I am ready to grow to a ME in the way I choose!" Enjoy! Delete the scoop?
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