In this day and age, it’s easy to get stuck into the work cycle. The rat race draws us in, and at some point, we’re not working to live — we’re living to work. Our relationships with our partner, friends, or children get damaged, and we become a husk of our former selves.

But there is joy and value in breaking that cycle and spending time on yourself. Read on to learn how to snap out of it and enjoy the simple pleasure of doing nothing.

Have you been feeling stuck lately? Does it feel like you’ve been trying and trying to improve your life but nothing changes? Whether it’s your job or your personal life, you can’t help but feel frustrated over the situation you can’t resolve?

You don’t always see it coming but we all go through that moment in our lives where we have to start over. Whether it's a breakup, the end of a career, an unexpected move, it hurts like hell and giving up seems like the best option.

Comfort zones, we all have them. However, if you really want to be successful and live a full life you are going to have to step outside of your comfort zone a few times.  Accomplishing great things require hard work and a little discomfort.

Screaming Happy International Women's Day to all the women in the world.  This day is all about elevating each other, giving the voices of ladies a chance to be heard, celebrating being a lady and striving for progress in gender equality. In celebration of such an iconic day,  I decided to write this post to share with you the women who inspire me every single day. 

Everyone has that moment in life that causes them to stop and think about their future. Know what I'm talking about? It's that time where something devastating happened, maybe you lost a job or a family member and you start to question your own life and the future. Do you start to ask questions like what am I doing? Why am I not where I want to be?

The other day, I stumbled upon one of my favorite blogger's post about power statements. I too often think about the things I would want my friends, family, the people around me to say about me, the type of impact I would want to leave on people, the things people would say I always said. 

It's funny how we both can look at the same photos and we wont see the same thing.  Have you ever been in an argument with someone who just can't seem to understand your side of the story and you can't understand theirs? and it becomes frustrating because you guys see things DIFFERENTLY?