How I’m learning to appreciate what life and my own hard work is giving me. — How I’m learning to appreciate what life and my own hard work is giving me. Successes I should feel good about but instead feel guilty about: Starting with two challenging years to graduate from High School with a degree that was meant to prove to my father that I could get it, rather than something I wanted to do. Followed by…

Getting what you want can be approached in different ways: some start with visualization, others with hard work, some just wait, and… — Getting what you want can be approached in different ways: some start with visualization, others with hard work, some just wait, and others still might think really hard on it. From my experience, a combination of focus and action is needed in the right balance. …

A few months ago, I started a website that only focuses on personal development books, their summaries, and reviews (see… — A few months ago, I started a website that only focuses on personal development books, their summaries, and reviews (see: www.dev-yourself.com). …

You have probably already heard about this book, and if not, I hope you’ll enjoy this new discovery! — You have probably already heard about this book, and if not, I hope you’ll enjoy this new discovery! Simon Sinek has basically two goals with this book: (1) to guide both you or an organization on focusing and amplifying the things that work and (2) on giving you the cause…

Published in 2018, Dare to Lead investigates the ways you can identify the inner courage within you to lead a exceptional team. Based on… — Published in 2018, Dare to Lead investigates the ways you can identify the inner courage within you to lead a exceptional team. …

I am a fan of personal development books. I am currently reading the 80/20 Principle: The Secret of Achieving More With Less by Richard… — I am a fan of personal development books. I am currently reading the 80/20 Principle: The Secret of Achieving More With Less by Richard Koch. While enjoying some spring sun on my balcony in Amsterdam, I came across an exercise that Koch explained, and that really inspired me to share…