Your Move Blog

James, the brother of Jesus, has some credibility on the topic of pain and hardship. For 30 years, he carried the weight of leading an ostracized community in crisis. He lived in the epicenter of uncomfortable, painful, yet unavoidable circumstances, and his instruction to us remains ...

When relationships break, it’s up to us to do everything in our power to work things out. We must make it our priority to leave everything on the table as we seek to reconcile with one another. As we do this, we need to remember the goal of repairing a broken relationship is not actually ...

We are all familiar with the golden rule: “Treat others the way you want to be treated.”

The familiar voice we are so intimate with is our inner salesperson that seeks to create comfortable narratives for us. These narratives create excuses and justifications that empower us to avoid things we should not avoid and embrace things we should stay away from. It is the primary reason that ...

Thanks to social media, it has never been easier to see everything you could have that you don’t have. The grass isn’t always greener on the other side, but most of us still gaze across the fence anyway. And as you stare and scroll, it doesn’t take long to become dissatisfied with what you drive, ...

When you win an argument, do you really win anything?

What do you do when you feel . . . stuck? We all face questions without answers and problems for which there seem to be no good solutions. We look at our current reality and realize nothing within our power can change it. We can’t redo those years, erase the diagnosis, or completely heal that ...

We’ve all gotten something we thought we wanted, only to discover…it wasn’t.

You may not feel rich, but most of us are richer than we think. In fact, if you can read this, you’re automatically rich by global standards.