“I’ve missed more than 9000 shots in my career. I’ve lost almost 300 games. Twenty-six times I’ve been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed.” ~Michael Jordan
Failure is a necessary piece of life. Without failure we would not have the ability to grow and develop to new levels. The challenge is that society has wired us to believe that failure is a bad thing. The reality is that with each failure new things are learned and with each failure you are one step closer to that potential revolutionary break through that will take you to new heights in your life. The trick is not to quit and push well through that major breakthrough that you deserve and have earned the right to take. Read more »
Every wondered what potentially holds you back from reaching your true potential? I came across this video and found the statement that it was trying to make pretty interesting. While this video is tying it’s message a bit more to government and politics I believe it truly illustrates humans in society as a whole. Imagine for a moment what could be possible around human potential if there was zero negative reinforcement from society around the things that people attempted to. While there has been great things accomplished by people that put a deaf ear on those nay sayers in 
Lets face it, procrastination is one of the biggest culprits eating away at your success in life. A high percentage of people tend to let procrastination dictate how their days unfold. The problem with this is that many of the things that are vital for your success, health and happiness are the the things you truly put off the most. Here are a few tips that will help you break through these barriers.
You may say yes, you know exactly what your partner really needs to feel loved, but do you? Many times we make the mistake of thinking our partner is exactly like us. We assume that they want and need the same things as we do in order to feel loved. This assumption, when wrong, often leads to the feelings of disappointment and frustration that comes from feeling that you give your partner everything and get nothing in return. You may in fact be giving them everything in this case; it’s just not what they need in order to feel loved and truly able to respond to your efforts.
Ever feel like you are not truly connected with your partner? It’s not surprising if you’ve ever felt this way because most relationships have this problem at one time or another. You don’t feel you are connecting, communication drops off and ton of insecurity starts flooding your brain. It really sucks when this happens because you know you truly care about your partner but you just don’t know how to bridge that gap. It’s really attributed to a skill that necessary for both of you to have in order to connect in ways that fosters everlasting love. This skill is called “Heart Felt Understanding and Putting Your Partner First”. Some people have different levels of natural mastery of this skill and hence different levels of success with this. Have you ever seen one of those couples that you are truly really envious of because they are so in love? When I refer to those types of couples I am not referring 
Truly, what is a normal relationship? The word relationship in itself is so loaded with meaning, emotion, opinion, fear, heartbreak and joy how do you even begin defining what is normal when it comes to relationships? So what do we deem as a normal relationship? After all everyone I talk to says “I wish I could just find someone to have a normal relationship with”. I have found myself saying that as well, putting up many walls, barriers to entry for people and so much pressure in some cases that it just chokes some awesome candidates right out of the picture.
Is technology a means to an end to healthy relationships? I remember when I was younger and I just started talking to girls, I use to get so nervousness. I don’t feel that entirely goes away especially when you like someone a lot, but it gets a lot easier. I use to get so nervous that I would write down talking points on a piece of paper in preparation for those exciting but yet scary phone calls when I was speaking to my first love. I did this so I wouldn’t freeze up and get that dreaded awkward silence on the call. As I got older I didn’t need those talking points any more but that sense of nervousness still existed. Now lets fast forward to 2010. In 2010 we don’t even have to talk verbally on the phone we can do it all via the handy dandy little feature on cell phones called text messaging. It allows you to think about what you are going to initially say, think about your replies and do this while you are in the middle of five other things. This also takes away all that nervousness that you get with your first 
