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Thank you Marc Lawson for being the first to experiment with an additional set of #PPK2K questions for people other than positive psychologists. You did an amazing job! PPI 9: #Choose who you want to be! My name is Marc Lawson, I’m from Brighton, an estate agent and musician. What does living a good life mean to you? So I think it's living the life that's right in the moment, being able to change when things are not right, being where you want to be, choosing what you're doing freely and being with people that make you happy and light you up! If there were one thing that has made the greatest impact in your life, what would that be? Realising that you’re not grounded to where you are, that you can pick up move to somewhere else and live by a different set of rules. Understanding that what you believe you're supposed to be doing because that's what you’ve been told your whole life, that this is the pathway that you were supposed to take, it is realising that maybe that's not necessarily factually true for really anybody, when you apply it to yourself it is a little bit scary, but actually you can choose what you do and where you are. And if we extend that out into the #community, what difference do you think that could make in you make in your community? People would find their truer selves easier and quicker and be happy and happy people do nice things! And a one-line message of hope for the world? Choose who you want to be and go and be it and get on with it! THANK YOU MARC! I have updated and amended them slightly and would love to hear any comments or suggestions. And if others are up for doing a three minute video for PPK2K let me know! The questions are: 1) What does living a #goodlife mean to you? 2) Which one intentional activity has had the greatest positive experience on your #life? 3) Which one intentional activity do you think could make the biggest difference in your #community? 4) If you had a one line message of hope for the #world, what would that be? Or for #positivepsychology practitioners: 1) What does PP mean to you? 2) Which PP intervention has had the greatest impact on your life? 3) Which PPI do you believe could make the biggest difference in your community? 4) If you had one line of hope (based on PP) to share with the world, what would it be? PPK2K (Positive people/psychologists knee-to-knee) is a challenge to motorbike from the UK to Brisbane via Africa, the Middle Ease and Asia by 1st July 2025 collecting global positive psychology perspectives and messages of hope for the world. https://lnkd.in/erV5kDpz

Climbing high and reaching new heights—every parent's dream for their child. But when your little one has T1D, this simple joy can come with a backdrop of worry. How do you balance the protective instinct with the desire to let them soar? 🧗♀️ I'm working on something special to help ease the anxiety that comes with managing your child's condition, so you can both enjoy more moments like these, carefree and full of laughter. Stay tuned for a resource that will empower you and your child to tackle T1D together—turning challenges into triumphs, one playful adventure at a time. As I prepare to tell you more about what I'm working on I'd love to hear from you. Share in the comments how you’ve found joy in the everyday triumphs while navigating T1D. Let’s celebrate resilience and the strength of our community together! 🌟 And if you're curious about the upcoming resource designed to ease the anxiety of T1D management, comment 'PARENT' to get an exclusive sneak peek!

💡 Every Choice Counts! 💡 In The Miracle Morning, Hal Elrod reminds us: there are no isolating incidents. Every choice we make doesn’t just impact one moment—it reprograms our mind to respond the same way in future decisions. Whether it's hitting the snooze button or seizing the day, each action shapes our habits and ultimately, our lives. Ready to make decisions that set you up for success? Join us and we will help you with it.  DM us for our programs #NoIsolatingIncidents #MindsetShift #MiracleMorning #BrainToBody #SuccessHabits #TransformYourLife #HalElrod #LinkedInGrowth #MindsetMatters

There are a lot of how-to and motivational resources available to us today. The threads that runs through them all is the importance of knowing where you’re going, being willing to put in the effort to get yourself there, surrounding yourself with those who truly believe in you, and staying on track even on your darkest days. Do you have any tips or techniques you use to keep you focused on your dreams? #theegoproject #dreams #goals #support Cristine Seidell BSEd, MA, LPC, CCH Lisa Heidle

#MakeThatClimb Jenn Brooks from Chescode Services: Mike Fearn teaches you exactly WHEN then How...your own accomplishments are limited by your own habitual thoughts. With his new Attitude Accelerator program you are better able to understand the HOW of your self-imposed limitations bringing you to the realization only you can change it. A true game-changer and pleasure to meet as well.

June 13th is National Posttraumatic Growth Day. It’s the day we shine a light on how struggle can be a catalyst for profound transformation, and that growth is possible in the aftermath of trauma. Join us in honoring powerful stories of growth. Watch the Choose Growth film at ChooseGrowth.org and share your story using #ChooseGrowth. Let’s embrace the possibility of growth together. #ChooseGrowth #PTG #PTSD # MentalHealth #StruggleWell #PosttraumaticGrowth https://lnkd.in/edRFCtdP

Celebrate Growth, Change, and Balance. On this day especially, reach out to old friends and colleagues to let them know you are there. With a kind word or gesture, let them know THEY matter. Save time for yourself to embrace your own change, growth and balance because YOU matter. The struggle is real but you are not alone. Reach out, reach up. #bethechange #YOUmatter #the1033project #Iansweredthecall

My daughter's coach shared this song recently to help her get out of her head while training. It turned into a lesson for me, too. She's like me in the fact that we see the big picture but we think in small details. We've dress rehearsed six ways to Sunday all that needs to happen for things to go off without a hitch. Our contingency plans have contingency plans. That makes us pretty good in chaos and crisis because we are prepared and calm. We know how to pivot when it counts. Triage is our middle name. But it can make an anxious mess in the day-to-day life outside of those bounds. We are so wrapped up in "what if...": "What if I forgot something?" "What if this doesn't work?" "What if they think I'm stupid?" "What if I embarrass myself?" "What if they find out that I don't know what I am doing?" "What if I fail?" ...that we miss the beautiful things happening around us in real-time. We get the "yips". We get "imposter syndrome". We get afraid. We get stuck. If you are in a season of feeling afraid, not enough, and tired of your brain living in a different timezone sorting out tomorrow's problems, give this a listen and let it encourage you to ask yourself some new questions: "What if you fly?" "What if your teams thrive?" "What if your leadership is what helps someone take the next step in their career?" "What if you are the one to push a project across the line with wild success?" "What if this works?" "What if you are the one to change the trajectory of your family's history for the better?" https://lnkd.in/gi__Gf3X

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