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For a series to help you live in your purpose.
Strategies on:
➡️Understanding yourself better
➡️Being your best advocate
➡️Making better decisions
➡️Aligning your values
➡️Loving what you do
Jodi Tingling | Ontario Career Therapist retweeted
In a world filled with chaos, the ultimate flex is building an unremarkably calm life.
Jodi Tingling | Ontario Career Therapist retweeted
Underrated life advice: You can reinvent yourself as many times as you need. New habits. New standards. New people. New career. You’re never stuck. You’re allowed to change. Today, tomorrow, and as many times as it takes to create the life you want.
Does anyone else feel like this year snuck up on us?
2025 is halfway through, and if you haven't thought about your career plan, here's how you can stay organized and intentional for the rest of the year.
5. Small Shifts, Big Impact
Minor weekly changes add up
🎯One clear intention each week = 20+ wins by year-end
Rage quitting isn’t impulsive.
It’s the last resort for top performers promised growth but given more work and less respect.
Jodi Tingling | Ontario Career Therapist retweeted
When you are physically healthy, you want to exercise, train your body, explore the world
When you are mentally healthy, you want to study, satisfy your curiosity, stretch the limits of your mind
When you are spiritually healthy, you want to bring your contribution, share your love, connect deeply with others
The world doesn’t need “less” of you.
It needs ALL of you.
Stop blending in, start standing out.
The world needs the REAL, authentic you.
The version of you that shines so bright that success is the only option.
Jodi Tingling | Ontario Career Therapist retweeted
Doing hard stuff requires distress tolerance. Building distress tolerance requires doing hard stuff. There is no easy entry point. It gets easier by way of recognition. You think “I’ve been here before”. Pretty soon you’re seeking that state. That’s how you make hard stuff easy.
