
1. Being Self Centered (True Self Care)
Have you ever felt like taking time for yourself was selfish? Or questioned whether following your own interests meant neglecting others? You’re not alone. This

Have you ever felt like taking time for yourself was selfish? Or questioned whether following your own interests meant neglecting others? You’re not alone. This

You have now repeatedly heard the message about the power of small and simple things bringing about something great. And now, I’m going to teach

Have you ever started a new habit or goal, only to fade out because you just didn’t feel like doing it? It’s easy to feel

Every one of us has something we’d like to improve. We often know change is needed—but change can feel overwhelming. Sometimes we wait for the

The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. As humans, we crave familiarity. Even when something

We all know we have agency—the amazing ability to choose—but did you know that it can feel like a finite resource? Our ability to choose

Let’s talk about decision fatigue—and how it sabotages our consistency. One of my favorite truths is: Doing is easy. Deciding is hard. Every time you leave

Did you know that your personality type most definitely influences your approach to habits? We’ve all probably learned this the hard way in one degree

Today’s episode is about something powerful and deeply liberating: quitting. Ironic, given this series is about having consistency. But we may as well address this

Welcome back to our series on consistency—not the kind that demands perfection, but the kind that honors presence. The kind that roots into something deeper

While everyone loves the principle of floors and ceilings, most people immediately think of it for the habits they feel like they “should” be doing

Welcome to a mini-episode that deepens the practice of one of the most powerful concepts I teach: floors and ceilings. If you’re new to this