Life does not put us through misery for nothing. But it is up to us to persist and find the hidden good.

Happy May! Weeks of lock-down, no prom, no graduations, and now socially-distanced Mother's Day in most of the US. It's easy and normal to feel that things are falling apart, but what if, things are actually falling together for better? And what would the better looks like to you?

Do "What-Ifs" come to bother you, even keeping you up at night? This is normal, particularly when we are going through a lot of change and uncertainty. And yet, it takes the same amount of energy to have the scary and unempowering "What-Ifs" as to only allow their opposite: the empowering, fun, more uplifting "What-Ifs". What if everything that is happening now is to allow enough change in our lives so something better can take place?

COVID-19 has caused many unprecedented events that result in stress and grief. In this video, I am honored to share with Sharon and you several tips on how to cope with more ease.

Having fear and sadness when there are so much uncertainty and loss is normal and good. What we don't want is to be dominated by fear or sadness. Listen to the video for the crucial keys for us to be able to have fear without fear having us.

In this video, I share what Viktor Frankl's identify as the key elements for being able to endure tough times with more strength and ease and my own experience with cancer patients who survive long beyond their survival times, which are having hope and faith that things are going to get better. I also share one thing that can help us continue to have this hope and faith despite the pandemic, which is history. World history has proven again and again that not only we survive and recover, we actually get stronger, smarter, and wiser once we get through our challenging time. Let's continue to have faith that we will thrive, not just survive.

Our lives are like sandcastles, it can get blown away at any time.
Knowing that:
1). who would you tell that you love them?
2). Are you loving your current castles?

Living this life, we will at some point encounter tough times. In this video, we share how you can move through your tough times and recover from your failures with ease.❤️

What is your expectation about life? Do you expect the worst so you can be prepared when unpleasant things happen? Or do you expect the best and still be prepared for the worst. It is up to us to decide and expect whether our world is friendly or a hostile world (Einstein); our subconscious will simply help our expectation becomes a reality. Let’s expect the best, be our best and friendly selves, while still being prepared for the worst. Then we will live in a friendly best possible world, as we expect it.💯

Do you have a new year's resolution to advance your career this year? What are your goals and your company's goal for this year?
The US News & World Report reported that statistically, 80% of New Year's resolution fails, which means we don't reach our goals for the year. Listen to this interview for tips from Stacey Berger on the keys to succeeding this year and with our New Year's resolutions. Stacey is a business mentor and Life Mastery Consultant who combines years of experience in top corporate finance, marketing, and multi-million dollar investment acquisitions, with a deeper, spiritually holistic understanding of life. This combination allows Stacey to help her clients achieve greater heights of success than they ever had.
After the interview, please share a gold nugget of what you learn from this interview in the comment below, so we can continue learning from and be here for each other. Please also post any feedback or questions in the comment or contact me at http://fromgrievingtojoyfulliving.com/contact/ directly.😃
The link for Stacey's gift is: staceyberger.ca/vision