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Path Note — Difficult People “Between stimulus and response there is a space.In that space is our power to choose our response.” — Viktor Frankl When dealing with difficult people, pause before reacting.➟ Focus on the situation at hand, not … Read More

(Bookmark Path Notes for easy convenience — top right of this article) Path Note — Motivation When motivation feels low, pause and reconnect with your deeper drivers.➟ Revisit the Four Fundamental Motivations — space, connection, authentic self, and purpose — … Read More

(Bookmark Path Notes for easy convenience — top right of this article) Path Note — Fast Friends When meeting someone new, focus on truly seeing their world.➟ Look through the lens of the other person’s values — what might matter … Read More

(Bookmark Path Notes for easy convenience — top right of this article) Path Note — I Feel Lost It’s okay to feel lost — this moment can be a gentle turning point rather than a dead end. ➟ Start small: … Read More

(Bookmark Path Notes for easy convenience — top right of this article) Path Note — Disagreeing Well Conflict doesn’t have to break connection — it can deepen understanding if approached with care. ➟ Listen first — let the other person … Read More

(Bookmark Path Notes for easy convenience — top right of this article) Path Note — Using Your Strengths Your strengths are often quiet signposts on the Mountain Journey — pointing you toward authenticity, energy, and growth. Instead of asking, “What’s … Read More

(Bookmark Path Notes for easy convenience — top right of this article) Path Note — What Is Existential Analysis Existential Analysis is a therapeutic and reflective approach that helps us respond to life’s questions with authenticity and meaning — instead … Read More

(Bookmark Path Notes for easy convenience — top right of this article) Path Note — Seeing the Good & Positive When life feels heavy, it’s easy to get stuck in the fog of uncertainty or under the storm clouds of … Read More

Path Note — Altruism Altruism — the selfless concern for others — isn’t just good for the world; it’s good for us too. Matthieu Ricard, often called “the happiest man alive,” has written extensively on the science and psychology of … Read More