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I agree, feeling overwhelmed is mostly internal. Thank you for the reminder of nurturing the inner world.

It was interesting, thanks friend!

I agree But you do realize the fact that there are several competitors and we don't have that much time 💛💛💛💛

You and blood are fighting each other No one is making a move what should I do 😢😢😢😢

I found you quite rigid I got scared No issues in meeting 🔵💙

Journaling Prompt: Write about a time when your perceived progress didn’t match reality. How did you identify this misalignment, and what adjustments were necessary?

Journaling Prompt: Recall a time when your vulnerability encouraged someone else to be open with you. How did this mutual sharing deepen your relationship?

💜 this is perfect.

Love this subject matter 🙏

Journaling Prompt: Reflect on the difference between productivity driven by passion versus productivity driven by the need for validation. How can you shift more of your efforts towards activities that bring you joy and fulfillment?

This is a great take on overwhelm 🙏

Journaling Prompt: Write about a conversation where you felt truly heard and understood. What elements contributed to this feeling?

Journaling Prompt: Describe a time when analyzing your past kept you from moving forward. How could focusing on training new patterns help you achieve your desired outcome?

Journaling Prompt: Write about a period when external accountability and/or validation was crucial for your progress. How might a clear vision enable you to rely more on internal or intrinsic motivation?

Journaling Prompt: Think about a period when you were burned out. How did it impact your interactions with loved ones and your ability to be present with them?

Journaling Prompt: Which areas of my life currently lack momentum, and what might be causing this stagnation?

Self care = It costs nothing except your attention. Thank you for the reminder. ❤

tuba, everything is cake.

Journaling Prompt: Think about an instance where you and someone else were both feeling angry or discouraged. How did your combined feelings of defeat affect each other?

'Active Patience' ~ I like it

This was a great video. Thanks for sharing. I do procrastivity all the time. The issue is, i didn't relate it to procrastination and always everything I did instead of doing my main work seemed important in hindsight but I'm still lagging behind in a lot of areas in life. I have started getting better with my time management and priorities though these days but still I miss a lot. Thanks for bringing "procrastivity" and "fear" leading to procrastination in light.

Journaling Prompt: Describe a time when you engaged in "procrastivity." How did these seemingly productive tasks prevent you from achieving your main goal?

Interesting take on this age old adage. I like the concept of active alignment and how its absence implies being stuck. This brings me closure on my past decisions to walk away. Thanks Mike, new subbie here.

Journaling Prompt: Write about a current situation where you're practicing patience. Could taking action instead lead to a better outcome?

“Their internal compass is set to chaos” 🧭

Journaling Prompt: Think of a time when you thrived in chaos. How did it help you focus, and what were the long-term effects?

Another good video, Mike!

Journaling Prompt: Recall a time when your activism felt deeply rewarding and also led to lasting change. What factors contributed to that enduring impact?

Journaling Prompt: Identify an area in your life where you feel stuck. How has a lack of intentionality contributed to this feeling, and what steps can you take to be more deliberate in your actions?

nice presentation

This one definitely resonated with me. That autopilot mode of not feeling good enough is rough to break but I’m slowly getting better at recognizing it and trying to flip the script.

Journaling Prompt: What areas of my life am I currently compartmentalizing, and how is it affecting my overall wellbeing?

Beautiful. So many wise gems in this video.

Love this!

This is the exact message that I need right now : "Life happens right now." "Take action in the place of readiness." Thank you for being the bearer of good messages. Ready to face Monday 😊

Journaling Prompt: Think of an opportunity you missed because you waited too long. How would acting sooner have changed the outcome?

I like the idea of developing self trust through adventure. Lack of trust comes up in attachment style- it’s interesting to think about the self trust connection. For example in fearful avoidant attachment, trusting externally is hard because the attachment figures didn’t feel safe in some way. But I imagine this also doesn’t lead to self trust. Thank you for the thought provoking video!

Journaling Prompt: Write about a moment when you hesitated to trust someone. How did this reflect your own self-trust?

You are extremely articulate. Yes. This is correct. University systems and school seems to reinforce this ego defense mechanism.

Journaling Prompt: In what areas of my life do I have a lot of knowledge but struggle to take action?

Hit the nail on the head here, Mike.

I appreciate how you distill this very common challenge down to the basics.

Such an important subject and discussion!

Journaling Prompt: Describe a moment when you communicated openly and honestly in a relationship. How did it impact the connection, and what can you learn from this experience?

Thank you Mike. I’ll be watching this again.

Journaling Prompt: How do you feel about vulnerability and taking risks? Write about a time when fear of failure or judgment stopped you from pursuing something important to you.

Your videos are truly helpful. Thanks Mike!

So you can have a transformational relationship even if there is a transaction? What you said towards the end about teaching students that pay was interesting but a bit confusing

Not sure what happened in the video between 0:22-0:52, but this is what I said: "So, what exactly is momentum? Simply put, momentum is the result of our sustained focus. When we keep our attention on something, whether it's a goal, a milestone, or a vision, we start to build energy around it. This energy propels us forward, creating a sense of movement and progress. Think of it like a snowball rolling down a hill - it starts off small, but as it rolls, it picks up more snow, getting bigger and faster. That’s exactly how momentum works in our lives." Journaling Prompt: Reflect on a relationship where you resisted deeper commitment or change. What fears held you back, and what was the outcome of this resistance?