Do you struggle with Fear Of Missing Out? Like you've been left behind?

Personal Development, Entrepreneurship, StartingNathanael ClantonJune 7, 2016Fear, Grow, Passion, Journey, Wisdom, Process, Alone, Personal Development, Self Development, Leadership, Decisions Comments

Time For Self-Respect

For many years now I’ve stopped reading and replying to nearly 95% of emails.
I can’t say there was a specific moment of satori for me, rather a growing uneasiness that something just wasn’t right... Stress also goes away in proportion to the amount of data smog you remove from your life.

Personal Development, Entrepreneurship, Guest BlogsJohn SchreiberMay 23, 2016Self Development, Self-Respect, Personal Development, Stress, Boundaries, Priorities, Family, Time Management Comment

Little Wins

Don’t underestimate the power of little victories. – They are the stepping stones to progress when you feel paralyzed.

Starting, Personal DevelopmentNathanael ClantonMay 10, 2016Writing, Grow, Motivation, Grace, Starting, Taking Action, Depression, PerfectionismComment

Bookshelf: 5 Must-Reads For Growth & Success

The books I’m sharing in this post are some that have had the greatest impact on my personal, creative, and professional development through the past 15 years. They cover a broad range of topics, but the common thread is they are all focused on growth. Reading any one of these will help you grow immensely and increase your speed forward.

Personal DevelopmentNathanael ClantonMay 3, 2016Books, Reading, Grow Comment

I Can & I Will

For those of you who have had a rough past, or who have ever felt like an outsider, I hope that you can find inspiration in my story to chase your dream, to surround yourself with life-giving people, and to decide to have a determined “never-quit” mindset.

Personal Development, Guest BlogsNata SarafinchanApril 19, 2016Stories, Personal Development, Perserverance, Risks, Obstacles, Problems, Hope, Love, Future, Decisions, Career, Passion, Learning, Modeling, Talent, Words Comments

How To Transform Your Biggest Excuses Into Practical Solutions

Although the main time that we verbalize excuses is when we are talking to others, ironically, giving excuses hurts us more than anyone else.

EVEN A LEGITIMATE EXCUSE IS STILL AN EXCUSE.

Personal Development, StartingNathanael ClantonApril 12, 2016Excuses, Leadership, Responsibility, Passion, Dreams, Personal Development Comments

Your Biggest Rival

Do you have a rival?

Or have you ever had one? Someone who everything they touch turns to gold? I do.

Personal Development, StartingNathanael ClantonMarch 4, 2016Rivals, Discouragement, Future, Motivation, Vision, Passion, Friendship, Community, Pressure, Success, Obstacles, Grace, Grow, Foundation Comments

4 Obstacles Used To Amplify Growth

HONESTY. COMPETENCE. GENEROSITY. INTENTION.

This “formula” I believe will take you to greater lengths.

Personal Development, Guest Blogs, Creativity + DesignPhilip SerinoFebruary 29, 2016Obstacles, Personal Development, Self Development, Generosity, Competence, Tools, Honesty, Fear, Decisions, Courage, Intention, Purpose, Taking Action Comment

Stop Stopping Yourself : 5 Reasons You are Your Dream's Biggest Obstacle

It’s ironic how exciting it is to get an idea, tell others about it, imagine how amazing it will be and how incredible it will feel to be there- only to be overwhelmed by this immense, crushing intimidation once we decide to actually start.

Personal DevelopmentNathanael ClantonFebruary 29, 2016Personal Development, Fear, Obstacles, Creativity, Accountability, Process, Goals, Comparison, Distractions, Friendship, Taking Action, Writing, Creating, Deadlines, Dreams, Comic Comments

Battling The Anti-Me

Depression didn’t creep up on me because of one specific person or situation, but gradually through a series of events that occurred over a very long season– and it happened during the most inopportune time of my life.

Personal Development, Guest BlogsShannon ClantonFebruary 29, 2016Depression, Breakthrough, Overcome, Hope, Obstacle, Fear, Identity, Marriage, Motivation, Friendship, Relationships, Perserverance, Affirmation, Gratefulness, Challenge Comments

5 Comfort Zone Killers

When I stop to think about some of my most rewarding and regrettable moments in life, I realize they have one big similarity:
They started with fear.

Starting, Personal Development, Guest Blogs, Creativity + DesignNick AhrensFebruary 29, 2016Comfort Zone, Regret, Fear, Decisions, Risks, Grow, Quote, Courage, Humility Comment

Mental Muscles: Stretch, Flex, Repeat

Can you think of a time as a kid when you tasted victory for the first time? Not just any old generic blue ribbon victory, but the kind where you had won the approval of your peers who at first doubted your abilities? The following story is silly, but it will prove my point.

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