Staying true to who we really are is the real win
We all want to win. We all want success. We all love a victory. We are evaluated, judged, recognized and rewarded on how we perform. …
Author: Eric Easter
The pursuit of ‘uncomfortableness’
Inertia is one of the most powerful forces in nature. As it applies to each of us, all things being equal, we continue doing what …
How to win at the game of life
Trying to control every outcome is impossible. Instead we should control our response to whatever life brings We have so little control over what happens …
On being your best: Facing challenges
The world brings us a steady stream of challenges. Some are foreseen but most are unexpected — we rarely know what is next. This is …
On Being Your Best: Consistency at a high level
We all do it. We all do things we know are not in our best interest. What we eat, how much we exercise, how we …
On Being Your Best: Results matter — stop thinking about them
Results have consequences. Win, lose, tread water, whatever the result, the future is affected, often in ways we do not expect. Results are a manifestation …
The multiplier effect of Being Your Best
Stopping the Noise brings us much on a personal level. Free of the noise, we can be our best, full of trust of ourselves and …
On Being Your Best: Life’s natural rhythm
Life has a natural rhythm. We are born, we die. We win, we lose. There is high tide, there is low tide. There is hot, there is cold. There is …
On Being Your Best: Overcoming Fear
Arguably the loudest Noisemaker is Fear. Understanding, gaining control over Fear is critical to Being Our Best. Fear distracts, clutters, fogs our naturally clear mind …
The power of stopping
This article is a response to a request to touch on the “how” of Stopping the Noise. While there is much more to share about …
