The dictionary definition of loneliness simply states: Feeling sad or unhappy because one has no friends or company. However, anyone who has experienced more than a few days of loneliness can probably attest it’s never as simple and straightforward as that.

Instead of asking “Why me?” start asking “Why not me?” This simple shift in perspective will help you see yourself in a different light. If you are passionate about a subject and have much to share, why not be the one to share it?

Feeling more comfortable in the bedroom starts long before you are in bed with someone. Whether you are single and mingling or in a long-term relationship, we all want to embody confidence in the bedroom.

Finding our life purpose isn’t always a clear and easy journey. Most of us take many detours, trials and errors until we find that thing we know we have to do and keep doing.

Being in Flow is a beautiful euphoric feeling of being unstoppable and utterly unlimited — anything is possible when you are in Flow.

While I am glad I have healers to look up to, healing inherently is an individualized journey. My healing will not look like anyone else’s, but I often fail to miss this important distinction.

There was a great sense of pride and honor in growing food. I feel that sense of pride is returning, and with a beautiful vengeance. Because more and more people are realizing the kind of damage that has been done to our planet as well as our health over the years and want to make some changes.

When difficult people appear in our lives continuously who make our blood boil, skin crawl, and tears gush, we can find ourselves in desperate moments when we run out of all other ideas throwing up our hands and asking: “Why?” and “What do I do?”

I wanted to raise my kids by working on myself to become a happier person knowing the side effect of that will be my kids picking up my characteristics.

Vulnerability is an act of courage, that can lead us to deeper and more intimate connections. But being vulnerable is by no means easy or painless.

Trusting ourselves is a fundamental quality we must develop in order to trust others. We often see the world through our own lenses, therefore projecting our own self-doubts onto the people around us.

However, emotional meltdowns and life events do not stick to a planned schedule, and feeling depressed during this season can be lonely and frustrating because the environment seems too cheerful for anyone to understand.

Tiny changes in your daily routine can sometimes make a surprisingly big impact. It may not be noticeable at first, but it can start a chain reaction that propels a series of other changes in every area of your life.

If we are peaceful and compassionate beings at our core, then by logic, any other strong emotional responses are preprogrammed or taught by external environments.

The first step in establishing boundaries is to give yourself permission to feel what you feel, as well as giving others permission to do the same.

Former Silicon Valley finance exec turned executive life coach shares his personal journey and how he developed the POWER Method and helped thousands of clients find happiness in the last ten years.

If you are tired of superficial relationships that bear little fulfillment and want deeper connections you can build on, then your only option is to be brave, open up about your inner world, and let other people in.

We naturally want to be of service to those in need. We love the opportunity to better someone’s life or experience. So why is it that when it’s our turn to ask for help we fear and hesitate?

Our conditioned thoughts and reactions can come through much quicker and stronger than those from a higher place. They are rather deceptive and familiar, which makes it difficult to set apart because we are so used to following a certain psychological pattern.

When you experience life by means of only happiness, fear, doubt, and insecurities become so obscured that you no longer pay attention to them. They become ever so insignificant because your focus on creating happiness is larger than life itself.