The Comeback Is Not a Straight Line
Setbacks inside the recovery are part of the recovery.
Category: Moments
Short real-time updates and posts from Chris — the “Magic Moments” live feed.
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Building a Support Circle: Who to Call When Things Fall Apart
No one comes back alone. Here is how to identify the people who can help in different ways and build a support circle before you need it. Read more
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How Leaders Can Model Resilience Without Pretending
Teams look to leaders during hard times. Modeling resilience means being honest about challenges while showing a steady way forward. Read more
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A Checklist for Recovering After a Hard Season
After a difficult stretch, it can be hard to know where to begin again. This checklist walks through body, mind, relationships and direction. Read more
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Why Motivation Fades and What Keeps You Going Instead
Motivation is a wonderful spark but an unreliable fuel. Learn what tends to carry people through when the early excitement of a goal wears off. Read more
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The Difference Between Quitting and Pivoting
Walking away from a goal can be wisdom or avoidance. These questions help you tell whether you are quitting too soon or making a smart pivot. Read more
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Write a Personal Mission Statement That Fits on an Index Card
A short personal mission statement can guide hard decisions and keep you steady through a comeback. Here is how to write one in a single afternoon. Read more
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Rebuilding Confidence After a Public Failure
When a mistake happens in front of others, embarrassment can linger. These steps can help you rebuild confidence and your reputation over time. Read more
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What to Do in the First Week After a Setback
The days right after a setback can feel chaotic. This practical guide covers what to focus on, what to postpone and how to steady yourself before you plan your next move. Read more
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How to Set One Goal You’ll Still Care About in March
The goals that last are tied to something you genuinely value. Here is a practical way to choose one goal that will still matter after January’s excitement fades. Read more
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Resolutions or Reset Points: A Different Way to Begin the Year
Instead of one big resolution that has to last twelve months, reset points give you regular, planned chances to begin again without guilt. Read more