I am generally not surprised when I identify things I need to work on in my life. Hustling, however, was not at all on my radar as a potential problem.

It wasn’t until recently that I started to question what it meant to be a hustler and if -buzz or no buzz- this was something I wanted to continue to identify with.

Statistics show only 8% of people will manage to stick with their New Year resolutions. If you too have set down goals for this year -big or small- and want to become successful at whatever you set your heart to do, I have some simple yet effective hacks for us ahead.

In life, we do things that matter to us, and we genuinely enjoy doing them.

We prioritize time to rest and wind-down, just as we would prioritize a business meeting.

In life, we schedule our day every day, and when we take on a task, we commit to it fully. When we are done, we put it away.

Suiting up and showing up when the going is easy is no problem. It’s when things get tough that it matters the most to show up.

I believe suiting up and showing up during these moments is not only good for my self-esteem and discipline, but it also sends the universe a big message.

I used to be a runner, both literally and figuratively.