When Life Gives You Vomit, You Make A Blog Post

Puke and Poo and Carpet, Oh My! A few weeks ago I had a pretty wild week. I could have been really tempted to REACT, but I chose, day after day, to RESPOND with a healthy attitude and perspective.

Personal DevelopmentNathanael ClantonDecember 15, 2018Fatherhood, Family, Decisions, Anxiety, Leadership, Productivity, Mindset, Attitude, Success, Self Development, Quote, Momentum, Responsibility, Resistance, Respond, Pressure Comment

Here’s Why Comfort Is Overrated

While comfort and security things aren’t bad in themselves, it’s too easy for us to MISS OUT on the massive benefits of DISCOMFORT.

Personal DevelopmentNathanael ClantonJuly 19, 2018Comfort Zone, Pain, Grow, Goals, Personal Development, Perserverance, Learn, Finances, Refine, Decisions, Mindset, Faith, Challenge, EmpathyComment

Self Care Isn't Selfish (What I Learned After Totaling My Car)

In September 2017 I was in a car accident. Following that, I learned to overcome my anxiety and fear with these 4 Pillars of Self-Care.

Personal DevelopmentNathanael ClantonFebruary 12, 2018Hope, Anxiety, Depression, Fear, Faith, Self-Care, Self Esteem, Self-Respect, Mindset, Belief, Responsibility, Process, Progress, Problems, Value, Quote, Practice, Affirmation, Spiritual, Mental, Wellness, Perserverance, Performance, Comparison, God, Worry, Thankfulness, Truth, Journey, Victim, Feeling, Bad Day, Decisions, Respond Comments

How to Harness Your Instincts, Expand Your Capacity, and Take The BIG LEAP

Most of us feel like we need to grow our capacity before committing, but it’s the very act of committing that forces our capacity to expand.

A Guide to Selling For Those Who Hate Sales - PART 2

Selling doesn't mean you have to force people to do something they don't want to. – Here's how to overcome rejection, conquer your fear of talking about money, discover why you are secretly GOOD at selling already, and how to Sell Selflessly.

Pit Stop: Why Pulling Back Can Help You Go Forward

Have you ever had to stop doing something you really loved in order to take care of something that really matters? Regrouping can be difficult, but here's why it's essential.

Personal DevelopmentNathanael ClantonMarch 27, 2017Perspective, Personal Development, Perserverance, Decisions, Dreams, Planning, Family, Work Comments

How To Turn Today's Challenges Into Fuel For The Future

The difference between surviving and succeeding isn't your circumstances, it's how you decide to channel your focus.

Personal DevelopmentNathanael ClantonJanuary 19, 2017Challenge, Future, Mindset, Perspective, Personal Development, Perserverance, Success, Vision, DecisionsComment

Cross The Island

Why circumnavigating the issue could be hurting you more than you think.

Personal Development, Guest BlogsBen RoseAugust 17, 2016Decisions, Issues, Courage, Fear, Honesty, Humility, Failure, Accountability, Process, Problems Comments

F.O.M.O. | Fear Of Missing Out

Do you struggle with Fear Of Missing Out? Like you've been left behind?

Personal Development, Entrepreneurship, StartingNathanael ClantonJune 7, 2016Fear, Grow, Passion, Journey, Wisdom, Process, Alone, Personal Development, Self Development, Leadership, Decisions Comments

I Can & I Will

For those of you who have had a rough past, or who have ever felt like an outsider, I hope that you can find inspiration in my story to chase your dream, to surround yourself with life-giving people, and to decide to have a determined “never-quit” mindset.

Personal Development, Guest BlogsNata SarafinchanApril 19, 2016Stories, Personal Development, Perserverance, Risks, Obstacles, Problems, Hope, Love, Future, Decisions, Career, Passion, Learning, Modeling, Talent, Words Comments

4 Obstacles Used To Amplify Growth

HONESTY. COMPETENCE. GENEROSITY. INTENTION.

This “formula” I believe will take you to greater lengths.

Personal Development, Guest Blogs, Creativity + DesignPhilip SerinoFebruary 29, 2016Obstacles, Personal Development, Self Development, Generosity, Competence, Tools, Honesty, Fear, Decisions, Courage, Intention, Purpose, Taking Action Comment

5 Comfort Zone Killers

When I stop to think about some of my most rewarding and regrettable moments in life, I realize they have one big similarity:
They started with fear.

Starting, Personal Development, Guest Blogs, Creativity + DesignNick AhrensFebruary 29, 2016Comfort Zone, Regret, Fear, Decisions, Risks, Grow, Quote, Courage, Humility Comment

Mental Muscles: Stretch, Flex, Repeat

Can you think of a time as a kid when you tasted victory for the first time? Not just any old generic blue ribbon victory, but the kind where you had won the approval of your peers who at first doubted your abilities? The following story is silly, but it will prove my point.

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