If you’re working on a belief that you need to be able to “receive” a lot more money, for example — what you’re NOT working on is the belief about how money comes into your life.

Bottom line: if you ask a robot to write for you, you're going to get writing that sounds like a robot wrote it.

I recently read an article by someone popular in the personal development space about “motion” vs. “action,” and it was full of frustrating logical fallacies.

Have you ever felt like you’re going through life in a circular pattern, meeting up with the same problem in your business over and over again, like Bill Murray’s character in the movie Groundhog Day?

Money gives you choices. It’s the difference between settling for what you think you can get and going after what you truly desire. It’s about the freedom to make decisions that feel right for you, rather than what your bank account dictates.

Here are five ways you can master your time (and energy) to focus on what truly matters.

Ever wonder why life throws curveballs our way? Why things seem to happen to us, or why certain people drive us absolutely nuts?