You’re a high-performance person. You have plenty of things on your plate to keep you busy – and most days, you feel like you’ve got it together. But the more successful you become, the busier you get. And sometimes, you…
Our world moves quickly. Really quickly. Thanks to smartphones and social media, we’re always online and always connected. So while athletes have always had a unique need for shutting out distractions and focusing on the present moment, it’s even more…
For some of us, body weight is something we think about on the scale at the doctor’s office, wiggling into our favorite jeans, or putting on a fancy outfit for a special occasion. Our weight-loss-saturated media landscape makes the topic…
It’s no secret that participation in athletics can be great for both kids and adults. Sports can build self-esteem, keep you in physical shape, and create a sense of community and teamwork. But it can also be a high-pressure environment…
We hear a lot about anxiety and depression for adults, but many people don’t realize just how these mental health issues impact young adults. And that impact is significant – the rates of anxiety and depression in young adults have…
Both fear and anxiety can be strong and unpleasant feelings. And if you’re experiencing one or both of them on a regular basis, you might be ready for a change. But to get to the heart of what’s going on,…
April is Stress Awareness Month, dedicated to refreshing ourselves on the signs and symptoms of stress and taking stock of its impact on our day-to-day lives. “Stress awareness” may be more relevant this year than most. In the past twelve…
How often do you beat yourself up when you make a mistake or experience failure? If it’s a regular thing for you, you aren’t alone. None of us likes to fall short of our goals. But especially for high-performers and…
As high-performing people, we tend to think a lot about leadership and the way we engage with and guide others around shared goals. We think less about how we lead ourselves. The idea of self-leadership was first introduced in 1983…
It’s not news, at this point, that stress can cause physical, mood-related and behavioral problems in all of us. Too much of it can lead to burnout, the near-total loss of energy and interest that comes with periods of prolonged…