When we hear the saying, "It is what it is," it can feel like a comforting acceptance of reality. It's a phrase many of us use to acknowledge that sometimes, circumstances are beyond our control. But while there's a certain peace in accepting things as they are, this mindset can also be disempowering. Let’s explore why this seemingly benign phrase can hold us back and how adopting a proactive approach can lead to a more fulfilling life.

When we say to ourselves, "It is what it is," it oft…

Welcome everyone! Eric Klein from Wisdom Heart and Mike Wang from Mike Wang Coaching are here to dive into what it means to live an awakened, integrated, powerful, and fulfilling life. In our discussion, we frequently encounter questions about vision: "Do I need a vision? What is a vision? How do I find mine?" Let's explore these topics together.

Mike starts by explaining that over 90% of his clients initially don't know what a vision is or how to identify one. Vision, he says, is essent…

All of us play different roles in our lives. Spouse. Parent. Teacher. Friend. Each of these roles comes with its own set of expectations, joys, and challenges. They're like different hats we wear; each fitting a specific context, each bringing out a different side of us. But here's something important: the moment we start believing that we are solely any one of these hats, we lose sight of the playful, dynamic essence of life itself.

Imagine life as a grand, improvisational play. When we'…

These are examples of energetic leadership. Imagine stepping away from the conventional view of leadership that's all about titles and directives, and instead, exploring leadership as a state of…

When we engage in the process of personal development or seek to fulfill on a vision that we hold for ourselves, one of the most significant obstacles we often face doesn't come from the outside world but from within ourselves. It's the narratives we tell ourselves, the inner dialogue that dictates what we believe we can or cannot do. As a coach, I've come to recognize these narratives, or stories, not just as mere thoughts but as powerful forces that shape the reality of the individuals…

In the ebb and flow of daily life, it's incredibly common to find ourselves in situations where our immediate reactions don't necessarily reflect our true selves or the person we aspire to be. Picture this: snapping at someone you care deeply about and regretting it almost instantly, or feeling overwhelmed by stress at work and reacting in ways that you later wish you hadn't. It's a shared human experience, reacting impulsively to the various triggers life throws at us.

Whether it's a …