Megan Ruffino

Megan Ruffino is a professional life coach, Master NLP Practitioner and trainer who writes about happiness, self-coaching and personal growth. She helps people understand themselves more clearly, make conscious choices and take practical steps toward lives that feel happier and more empowered.

Never bend your head. Always hold it high. Look the world straight in the eye. Helen Keller

Helen Keller’s whole life is an inspiration to us all. This woman with so much going against her achieved so much. Much more in fact than the majority of ‘normal’ able-bodied people. She often spoke of how much she loved life and how grateful she was for her abilities. She firmly believed that helping others was man’s purpose in life and that service to others was the secret to lasting happiness.

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There is nothing to fear except fear itself

As we’ve learned from the last post about The Think, Feel, Act Cycle, all situations or circumstances are totally neutral until we start to think about them and create judgements about them. If something about a circumstance brings up fear in us that will often be more about us than the actual circumstance.

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Three different ways to start a daily gratitude practice – and how it helps.

Starting a daily gratitude practice can change your life. Science has shown that changing the way you perceive the world around you will actually change your experience of life.

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Do something positive instead of worrying. Action is the antidote for anxiety.

I have always found that taking some sort of positive step, even the tiniest one, towards the problem can help lower my anxiety level. Doing something, even if it is just writing down a list of possible actions, gives me comfort in that I am actually doing something to solve the problem or prevent it from happening.

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