For extreme “maximizers” like myself – as psychologists refer to those who strive to maximize the return on every choice they make – life isn’t so much a series of choices as it is a string of never-ending rejections. What decisions come do so grudgingly. And they tend to be backloaded with regrets and second-guesses. It can be challenging to…
Since the age of 10, I have struggled mightily with the issue of rejection. Moving from a town and school where I had been accepted and well liked to a small town where I had to begin from scratch as a chubby, nerdy bookworm took a huge toll on my self-esteem. I desperately wanted others to approve of me and…
Meet Alisa Vitti! She is a holistic health expert, author of “Woman Code,” and founder of FLO Living. In this video, she shares her “Rewire Me Moment” and how it changed her life.
In this video, Dr. Rubin introduces himself and how he plans to help the Rewire Me community flourish.
When I was in my early 20s, my brother—an avid black-diamond skier—decided to teach me to ski. He and a college buddy took me to a popular resort in New Hampshire, rode up with me to the top of the mountain, taught me how to fall down, then said they’d see me at the bottom of the trail. I looked…
Newlywed dating coaches share their insights on where and how to make connections
I knew I would love The Motivation Manifesto by Brendon Burchard. But I didn’t expect to find it almost spiritual, with its beautifully written words and inspiring messages. Chapter Two’s “We Shall Reclaim our Agenda” is no exception. He tackles a biggie—time management—which is something many struggle with, especially those trying to create a life with purpose and intention. Chapter…
We think we know Martin Luther King, the dreamer, the orator, the man who led a revolution, whose name is on street signs, whose features are now etched in stone at a Washington memorial, who shows up in hip hop videos and computer ads, whose most famous speech may be the most-quoted in our collective memories. “Think different,” said the…
Forget about keeping up with the Joneses. Here’s why you should be grateful for the things you have
