Goals

Big goals bring us alive. They call us forth, add meaning to our lives, and help us bust-through our own upper limits reach our fullest potential.

The paradox of big goals is that the more potential they have to change our lives, the more paralyzing our fears can become. That’s what change is all about: breaking down so we can build ourselves back-up — stronger, more confident, more alive.

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Goal-setting: Laying the foundation. What brings you alive?

On persistence, commitment, and surviving the dip

Tales from a few of my biggest goals:

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Intro from Jenny: One thing that has always been important to me is sharing a variety of career perspectives on this blog beyond my own personal choices. Not everyone wants to work nights and weekends on a side hustle or quit their job to become self-employed — nor should they feel the pressure to! That’s what [...]

*If this is an art, my current skill-set is that of a five year old with crayons . . . but hear me out. Three things before we jump in: HUGE thanks to all of you for helping me max out Jeremy’s DonorsChoose.org page on my birthday last Sunday — we did it!! We weren’t [...]

Happy Sunday, Everyone! Today is my 28th birthday and I’m thrilled to kick it off by celebrating with you Last night my friend Nick graciously hosted a bunch of blogger friends on his rooftop terrace for BBQ, dancing, mojitos and yes — cupcakes — and it struck me how grateful I am to have a [...]

With immense gratitude, I turn the floor over to Mars Dorian today, who shares a Make Sh*t Happen story in his awesome I Luv Empire ePic format. This might just be my favorite post of the year. This is one of 50 moving case studies that the inaugural group of  Make Sh*t Happen participants will receive over the course of [...]

The Jealousies (n). A brilliant term coined by my friends Jamie and Nicole to convey the sentiment of watching someone be or do something you wish you could. Perhaps it’s an internal quality, like their charm or joie de virve. Or maybe they wrote a book or ran a marathon; bought a house or started [...]

Grab a cup of coffee, friends — this is an epically long post. (Update: had to change the link, so the Facebook/Tweet counts started over. Thanks to everyone who shared so far!) This post has three parts: Some jumbo news; the biggest in the history of this blog (and my life). No, I’m not pregnant. [...]