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5 Ways To Get Back On Track When You Feel Lost
There is not a single person on this earth that has walked a perfect path to success. Sooner or later, everyone will lose their bearing. It is only natural that when you discover new things, you will inevitably lose focus on goals you have set far in the past. If you realized that you have…
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Is Persistence A Good Or Bad Character Trait?
Self-improvement is a hot topic nowadays. More and more people search the web for ways that they can improve themselves and become more successful in life. One of such areas of improvement is adopting successful character traits. It can however be quite tricky to navigate the world of psychology and to find those traits that…
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One Mental Exercise That Will Change Your Life
Self-improvement is a major topic nowadays. Almost all of us at one point in our lives experiment with several self-improvements methods. Yet a lot of people remain exactly where they started, without much progression to be seen. One of the main pitfalls of self-improvement that I see is the simple fact of not being honest…
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5 Traits of Successful Individuals
We have all had role models at some point in our lives who we wished we could be like. Most likely these were very successful individuals like celebrities, athletes or famous professionals in a field you loved. Modeling our lifestyle after these ultra successful people doesn’t have to be that hard. The difficult part is…
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3 Reasons Why You Should Set Big Goals Even Though You Might Not Achieve Them
Whenever you research anything related to goal setting, there is always a mindset of having to achieve that goal. You are always told that those who are successful reach their goals, and those who are not fail them. This however is only true under the assumption that reaching your goals is the only measure of…
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The Role of Self-Confidence on Our Mental Health
In the field of psychology it is known that self-confidence has a major influence on our mental health. While there may not necessarily be a direct link, it indirectly effects how we live our lives. I will try and illustrate my point with a little example. Let’s take two people called Emma and Jane who…
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