The Comeback Is Not a Straight Line
Setbacks inside the recovery are part of the recovery.
Short real-time updates and posts from Chris — the “Magic Moments” live feed.

Closets are not the only thing that collects clutter. A practical method for sorting your recurring obligations, leaving the ones that no longer fit, and protecting the space you free up. Read more

Three months into the year is the right moment for an honest look at your goals. A simple keep, fix and drop review turns January’s hopes into a plan built on evidence. Read more
A drought year leaves a narrow ring. The tree keeps growing. A short reflection on how difficult seasons are recorded, and why they are not the whole story. Read more
Surgeons, pilots, athletes and speakers all face the same long evening before a high-stakes day. What they do with it, and what the rest of us can borrow. Read more
Grit has become shorthand for pushing through anything. The research behind the word is more interesting, and more useful, than that. Read more

Time management alone may not be enough. Learning when your energy peaks and dips can help you do your most important work at the right time. Read more

Resentment can quietly hold us back long after a hurt has passed. Here is how to begin releasing it without excusing what happened. Read more

Gaps, layoffs and career detours often come up in interviews. Here is how to discuss them honestly, briefly and in a way that shows growth. Read more

Self-trust grows when you keep the commitments you make to yourself. Here is why small promises matter and how to keep more of them. Read more

If you only celebrate when a goal is complete, you may go months without encouragement. Here is how to recognize progress along the way. Read more
“Everything is already, always, and in all ways connected — nothing you do happens in isolation.”
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