Category: Ready for Change Blog

  • Why Self-Care Isn’t Selfish

    Why Self-Care Isn’t Selfish

    Let’s Talk About Self-CareFirst, I want to ask you a couple of questions:What does self-care mean to you?And further — what would it be like if you cared for yourself the way you care for others?For some, these questions may come easily. But for many, they’re surprisingly difficult. Sometimes it’s because you’re not entirely sure…

  • Finding Your Own Path: Purpose, Direction, and the Return to Meaning

    Finding Your Own Path: Purpose, Direction, and the Return to Meaning

    Purpose & DirectionNapoleon Hill once said that living without a definite major direction promises nothing but a scant living. Scant. First of all—what the heck does that even mean? It means inadequate, insufficient, not enough. In life, “scant” might mean living in a way that just doesn’t feel like enough. For some, this could mean…

  • Values – Get back to your path!

    Values – Get back to your path!

    What Are Values and How Do They Impact Your Life? For some people, the word values has a clear meaning. For others, it’s a term they’ve heard in passing—or are only now beginning to realize it’s not just a vague concept, but a powerful guide for understanding oneself and shaping one’s life direction. For many,…

  • Maladaptive Patterns and Misalignment

    Maladaptive Patterns and Misalignment

    Today, I’m picking up from where I left off in the last article on the 4 Faces of Burnout. We’re staying in the realm of misalignment burnout—but this time, digging a bit deeper into the maladaptive behaviours we often adopt when we find ourselves walking paths that were never truly ours to begin with. Remember…

  • The Four Faces Of Burnout

    The Four Faces Of Burnout

    The Four Faces of Burnout: Body, Mind, Hormones, and Soul Burnout isn’t just about working too much. It can live in the body, the mind, our hormones, and even the soul. In this piece, I explore the four faces of burnout — physical, psychological, adrenal fatigue, and misalignment — and how each one shows up…