9 Ways to Recover When You Hit a Wall

Now, there are times, especially during these days where we’ve been working from home for the last 3 months where we need to walk away from our computers for a while. We all need and deserve those breaks. However, sometimes it can be that your morning just got started off on the wrong foot. That’s easy to correct. At the far extreme, it can mean that you’ve hit burnout. Just a bit of advice: try to avoid the burnout side of the spectrum at ALL cost. That can lead down a deep and dark path that affects all aspects of your life.

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The Difference Between Gifts and Choices

We’re all born with a set of gifts that set us apart from others. These gifts can be anything from being born a natural athlete, to having a photographic memory, or being very intelligent. These differentiate us and, if nurtured, can be utilized as the building block for a successful life. Our gifts may help us do well in school, sports, or find a career where these gifts are given the air they need to shine through.

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Unstoppable is a Choice

While you may not always have control of the situation that you’re in, you always have the ability to make a choice of how you will deal with that situation. You should not let people determine how you will live your life. You decide how you want to live your life. Being unstoppable is a choice. You get to make that choice on a daily basis.

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Identifying Moments to Become Built Unstoppable

It is my firm belief that throughout life every single one of us are presented with moments where we can choose to take the unstoppable route. Throughout your life you need to identify these situations and work through taking the unstoppable decision. Make the changes that are necessary, including working through any fears that you may have. That doesn’t mean making these decisions recklessly, but after weighing the considerations, don’t let something like fear hold you back. As I have found out too many times throughout my life, you never know what tomorrow may hold for you.

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Saying "I Love You" One Last Time

We have always heard that we should say “I love you” before saying goodbye to our loved ones, whether that’s on the phone or in-person. The reasoning is that they may be taken away from us in an instance and if were to lose that loved one, at least we were able to express our love for them one final time. While this is just a phrase for many, this became my reality when my mom passed away during my senior year of high school, just 5 months after losing my dad.

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Writing Your Final Letter

When I approached my brain surgery I wept wondering if I should. What if something went wrong with my brain surgery? Would I ever wake up again? What if you sat down today to write your final letter to your family, what would it say? It's much more than what you would want your tombstone to say.

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The Unstoppable Mindset of an Athlete

We regularly hear about people who are naturally competitive. You’re most likely to hear about this competitive nature in professional sports. What people don’t forget are the years upon years and thousands upon thousand of hours spent developing and honing their skillset. I would contend that these athletes adopt an unstoppable mindset. 

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Day 545: In Closing

There are several aspects of today that I could share but nothing else is as important or surprising as our appointment with our neuro-oncologist. After reviewing the MRI from today she told us that we didn’t have to complete the last round of chemo that was scheduled to start on Monday. 

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Day 544: Helicopters, Blogs and Planks

I had trouble falling asleep last night, tossing and turning for 30-45 minutes before actually passing out. Thankfully, since we had gone to sleep a bit early I was still able to get around 7.5 hours of sleep. It makes it a bit more difficult since we wake up at 5:30a during the week but as long as we start to unwind by 9-9:15p then we’re usually good. 

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