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This time last year, we were desperately trying to find toilet paper and Clorox wipes. I remember seeing the empty aisles at the grocery stores, and coming home with what I could get my hands on. We didn’t really understand what was going on but still figured we’d stock up on groceries for about two weeks and make sure the gas tank was full. This would soon past, right? As the months went by, panic started to set in. We started realizing that normal was somewhere in the cloud

After 10 months of being closed off from the world due to the COVID-19 pandemic, not being able to visit family and friends, balancing home and work, it’s no surprise that many of us are discouraged, angry, and completely burned out. We’ve had enough. Enough of working remotely (or not working). Enough of being inside. Enough of not being able to travel. Enough of worrying. Enough of being isolated. Enough of everything. Truth is, motivation is fleeting. It comes and goes bas

So, it’s mid-January and by now many of us have already fallen off with our goals. It’s actually normal - about 80 percent of people who set goals for the new year drop them by the end of January. Creating new habits is not the problem. Most people fail because of the way they’re trying to achieve their goals. If there’s anything I’ve learned from the past year is that no matter what life throws at us – losing jobs, financial difficulties, stress, and overwhelming anxiety, we

Lately, you may think you're crazy in the midst of all that's happening. You may be right! But you're not alone.

2020 may not have been what we expected but all is not lost. You can still be fruitful and achieve greatness.