The only difference between anxiety and excitement is our expectations of what's to follow.
The Art of Putting Things Away – How To Overcome Anxiety
Take Off The Cell Phone Case – Achieving Equanimity
It matters not when you began but if you finished on time. And as soon as you understand this principle, you begin to work backwards.
The Waltz of Success and the Power of No
The waltz of success is riddled with rejection and affirmation.
Achieving Fulfillment – The Chicken or the Egg
In a hasty pursuit, the inevitable goal we all seem to want to achieve is fulfillment.
When Everyone Is A Realtor
I have been in the real estate business for 14 years now. Currently, I am an associate broker at Homesmart International and my work is based in the Phoenix Metropolitan area in Arizona. On the top level, I am an advisor (Ramneek's LinkedIn). A real estate broker is just one method from which I deliver value to my clients but over the years I began to see dynamics that are, often times, difficult for people in this business to overcome. One particular nuance to this business has much to do with the following statement:
Try Again – A Short Note To Keep Going
The most visible objects in our lives often seem to be our failures - our shortcomings. In many ways we cannot help it - we are wired to see them. But we mustn't pass judgement in haste.
All The Choices In the World – The Paradox of Abundance and Scarcity
If we truly acted within the framework of having limitless choices and we coupled that with the power of the internet we have today (the almighty Google search) - shouldn't we feel limitless in our potential?
The Pursuit of Happiness
It may very well be true that happiness is not our natural state. With so many ideas, thoughts, circumstances and notions that have the ability to throw us off the course of happiness, perhaps our natural state is something else.
Authenticity Has Nothing To Do With You
Authenticity has very little to do with you and much more to do with expressing what you hold to be true.
The Possible
Our greatest challenges reside in our minds. We all have our stories of struggle and our stories of hope. But one thing should strike us clearer than it does and that is the fact that WE are the storytellers, not the struggle nor the hope.