Steve Jobs’ spiritual practices helped him connect with people at a deeper level, allowing them to feel more connected with themselves, their work, and each other.

If you're looking for meaning, purpose, and fulfillment in your life, my first suggestion is not to look outside yourself. The path is within you, especially in your business. Look at your passions and values.

"The inner child" is a term used in psychology to describe the part of us still connected to our childhood selves. This part of us contains our innate feelings, desires, and needs that we may have suppressed during our formative years.

According to Dr. Valerie Young, an expert on imposter syndrome, there are five subtypes. In her book, The Secret Thoughts of Successful Women: Why Capable People Suffer from the Imposter Syndrome and How to Survive Despite It, she writes about why competent people suffer.

Not good enough, not smart enough, not talented enough, not athletic enough, not valuable enough, and the list keeps growing. I’ve seen many clients subconsciously act out their childhood wounds in work settings and in their personal lives.

Their mind is already on the next thing because they need to fill something up inside, which is different for everyone. The healing process can assist you in replacing your story with ease, appreciation, and self-praise as you accomplish your next goal. Whenever success becomes an addiction, then we have a problem.