Growth mindset is when instead of saying: “I’m terrible at this”, you say: “I am not as good at this as I wish I was and I’m going to practice to get better”. Or instead of saying “I’m a loser”, you say: “I made a mistake, and there are things I can do next time to avoid repeating it.”

A super simple exercise…

Robert B. Chiadini is talking about his friend in his book “Influence”. She is a Native Indian jewelry store owner, who couldn’t get her customers to buy her turquoise pieces.

I did something amazing this week!...

Well, it was amazing to me, and might seem completely ordinary to you.

My husband Sam and I got into a new routine recently. Every now and then we write letters to our kids and leave them next to their beds to be found in the morning.

I’ve been wanting to share this for months, but didn’t have the bandwidth. I think this will be helpful in lots of tough life situations.