Tag: development
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Leading In Crisis
Tell the truth, no matter how hard the information is to deliver. Focus on the most critical problems. Make sense of the big picture. Rally those you lead to find solutions. Hold fast to shared values. Highlight the goodness of people. By Brian Nadon
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Inner Power
Life happens for you. Finding strength in the middle of our battles, setbacks, trials, and tribulations becomes a transformative moment for self-examination. These experiences awaken and propel us to new levels of inner power and possibilities. There are always unseen forces ready to support us in our darkest hours. By Brian Nadon www.VaticFoundation.com
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Write, Then Rewrite Your Story
I’m still writing and rewriting my story. None of us are finished products. The perception of growing old and retirement hijacks the mind to become complacent in living instead of eager to keep experiencing the magnificent beauty of life lessons. Each day is an opportunity to defy the negative inner voices in our heads. I […]
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Tips Tuesday – 4 Stages of Learning
Four Stages of Learning We do not know that we don’t know. We know that we do not know. We do not know that we know. We know that we know. Allow room in your day to enable awareness and enthusiasm to flood in. Never stop discovering, uncovering and exploring the unknown. When we stop […]
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Stay Mentally Young by Avoiding Fear
”We talk extensively about leaving a better planet to our kids, that we forget to leave better kids to our planet.” – Anonymous Frequently when making decisions, we are prone to use our emotions more than logic. Thought without action is not always helpful – while input without output can lead to stagnation. For a […]
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Tips Tuesday
Three Rules of Life 1. Be kind to yourself and others. 2. Follow your gut. Your intuition will never steer you wrong. 3. Bring your whole self to the game of life. Never hide who you are to make others feel comfortable. “What sets you apart can sometimes feel like a burden and it’s not. […]
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Leave Footprints of Kindness
Change can feel uncomfortable and nerve-racking. But it is needed to evolve and for newness to emerge in our lives. I am still a works in progress. Discovering what you were born to do requires trial and error. Without mistakes, there is neither learning or innovation. Life is about being your best, not being better […]
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Here’s What I’ve Learned
I’ve learned that you cannot make someone like you. All you can do is be someone who is true. The rest is up to them; I’ve learned that no matter how much I care, some people just don’t care back; I’ve learned that it takes years to build up trust, and only seconds to destroy […]
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Welcome to 2020
Welcome to 2020! As we start the New Year, we all start a new beginning. But how do we start something new, when the past still resides in our hearts, minds, and everyday actions? As with most life solutions, we can rely on the words of music to help us find the right answers and […]
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Free Yourself, Forgive Yourself, and Merry Christmas
Someone else’s world is just as real as yours. Life is about being your best, not about being better than everyone else. Show the world something it has never seen before. You do that with daily action of expressing yourself fully and freely. You only fail if you quit. No matter the uncertainty, always keep […]
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Thank You From The Vatic Foundation
Hello Friends, This past year, we have cycled the USA coast to coast, touring 12,000km’s through 24 states providing Ptsd and Complex-Ptsd awareness. We have doubled our social media outreach and tripled our online community. It is an exciting time! Thank YOU for being a vital part of our community, which does not work without […]
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Pain is Growth it’s Never Negative
Difficulties are meant to galvanize, not discourage. Our human spirit grows strong by conflict. To ask “why” can be the first step to bringing about change and transformation. Realize, attempting to avoid a pain-free life is not realistic. Real holistic growth cannot flourish in zones of comfort. It is our responsibility not to become stuck […]
I Went, I Returned, It Was Nothing Special 