A huge shoutout and heartfelt thank you to Muffet McGraw, who serves as a reminder to take action on your personal mission.
A huge shoutout and heartfelt thank you to Muffet McGraw, who serves as a reminder to take action on your personal mission.
I am proactively trying to climb and claw my way back into the growth zone. It is not easy and the footing is slippery at times, but remaining trenched in the fear zone simply put, sucks.
Fears can hold us back from sharing our unique gifts with the world. Asking yourself this question will help you push fear aside to make an impact.
We must be creative if we want to dream big and figure out ways to make those dreams a reality.
How do your decide what are going to do and what you are not going to do? With a world of choices, opportunities, and knowledge literally at our fingertips, deciding which goals to set and accomplish can be understandably overwhelming. If we want to make good decisions, we need a strategy.
Without really understanding what a “brand” was, I essentially swore allegiance to the Nike brand and the sport of basketball. What can this example teach us about impactful branding?
In order to help guide others on their journey to unearth, refine, own, and share their own authenticity–in other words, to “show up and be real”–I had to consider my own journey towards authenticity.
I think it’s safe to say that we all struggle to feel confident from time to time, even when it’s needed the most – like during the launch of a new business, or the start of an exciting new chapter of life. Learning how other people exude such confidence can be just the push you need on your journey.
“Nice crossover, kid.” Back in 1993, Muffett McGraw, the legendary Head Coach of the University of Notre Dame’s Basketball Team, said just these three simple words to me and I was over the moon.
