There's a small cluster of neurons the size of an almond in the back of each of our heads. It’s called the Amygdala from the Greek word for almond. We never really think about it – until it’s too late.

It is important to not only lead and succeed in your own career – but to be an ethical, responsible leader.

Not engaged. Not awake. Not excited.

Far from a hedonistic cry, carpe diem instructs us to live a life of meaning.

We are awash in ideas but sadly, very little thought.

You don't even have to change the manner in which you study or practice. You only have to do this.

Because passion doesn't have to be discovered. Passion can also be created through effort.

Every once in a while, you have a moment of clarity, a flash of insight into what you really want, who you really want to be, how you really want to live your life.

This is a dilemma most of us have faced at one time or another, some of you might even be facing it right now. What do you do when you are in a job that you really don’t like?

Being right in our own eyes – always – is not realistic. After all, we’re human and, with that, come all the frailties and flaws of being human.