Ah, worthiness! What a captivating concept, don't you think?

It's like a secret treasure we chase, hoping one day we'll stumble upon it and bask in its glorious embrace. But here's the kicker: worthiness isn't some distant mirage, my friend.

It's a vibrant feeling we can cultivate right here, right now. Let me tell you, it's a delightful blend of hope and reality simmering in the pot of our existence.

Now, here's where the magic happens—baby steps. Yep, those tiny, seemingly insignificant moments that often go unnoticed. But let me tell you, hold the power to shift our entire perspective.

Picture this: feeling the worthiness in the little things, like having a trusty cell phone that dances to your every command. Or how about the sheer joy of the sun's warm embrace, greeting you with open arms each day?

These are the building blocks, my dear, the stepping stones that pave the way to a grand bridge of worthiness.

I've had my fair share of experiences, and let me tell you,...

You have no idea how often I've stopped myself from celebrating a victory because I thought the moment for celebration had passed.

I know I'm not alone when I say I've treated my victories like one-night stands. 

Raise your hand if you don’t want to get attached or feel stuck in the past and excited by something that only happened once and didn't t work out in the long run.

The truth is that treating our victories like one-night stands diminishes our achievements.  We’re telling ourselves that what we did was unimportant and insignificant simply because it didn't lead to bigger things… and that's not true.

You’re allowed to celebrate your victories more than once.

Treat yourself to a second victory dinner, go out on the town with friends--again, and live it up. Your achievements are not a one-night stand only to be experienced once.  Celebrating something you have earned and worked hard for is not...

How many people do we come into contact with every day?

Think about it. You talk to your co-workers or classmates. You brush up against how many strangers from the clerk in the grocery store to the barista who made you that cup of coffee? We spend time with friends, or we go out and do things with the expectation of meeting new people. It’s probably safe to say that in a week you've probably interacted with, at least on some level, a hundred people, most of which you barely talked to at all.

But what if you were capable of taking those interactions deeper, to the level of something special. Unique. What if you could inspire someone else, and indeed make a difference in their lives? 

It's a powerful thought. Of course, you can’t change every interaction – it would be impossible to get anything done if you did. But when you stop to think about the value that you bring to the world, the things that you know and understand in ways that no one else does,...