Mindset is everything, even if you don’t realize it. How you perceive the world affects every aspect of your daily life. Your mindset impacts your daily habits, everyday life, your ability to achieve ...

Social media doesn't have to be hate-filled. In fact, thanks to a prioritization of strategic partnerships, Mindset Therapy's success is proof of just that. Sixty-four percent of Americans say that ...

Ever notice how much time we spend trying to clear out physical clutter – those closets, drawers, and attics filled with ...

People who have been successful in their professional careers will likely tell you that, without the right mindset, you’re fighting an uphill battle to get to the top. I've seen it for myself. When I ...

When people think about change, they usually picture action, working out more, eating better, or finally starting something they’ve been putting off. But lasting change doesn’t begin with action. It ...

Sometimes it feels easier to be a Grumpy Gus—Who has the energy to get jazzed up about everything all the time? But ask yourself, how exhausting is it when you’re around someone else who is constantly ...

The other day I was bounding up the stairs to get something I’d forgotten when I had this realization: Although getting older, I am still healthy enough to climb stairs with ease—in fact, I enjoy it!

Last week, we explored the relationship between attitude and longevity and noted a startling finding by Becca Levy, Yale Professor of Epidemiology who affirmed that attitude matters. Her research ...

There once was a young girl trying to maneuver in a world that felt loud, uncertain, and constantly shifting. That girl was me. In 2016, I moved from Louisiana to Minnesota, leaving behind everything ...

People with a positive mindset say things like, 'It could be worse' and 'I'm proud of you,' often without even realizing it.

The words that children use every day are the ones that silently construct their self-perception and the perception of the world around them. The strength of simple words like “thank you” or “I can ...