There is a predominant belief in the U.S. and many other parts of the world, and it is a huge cause of stress. It’s the misbelief that we need to be the best at what we do. It is a thought that is perpetuated in almost every facet of life; definitely in advertising, and definitely in the workplace. Today I talk about how this leads to anxiety and how to rethink this crippling understanding.

Thom WaltersJanuary 30, 2024Comment

1634: Body Checks for Evaluating Stress

One of the most insidious parts of stress is its ability to sneak up on us. But here’s the thing; it doesn’t. It just seems like it does because we have a limited awareness. Our body gives us plenty of cues as to whether we are stressed or not, we usually just ignore them until they get un-ignorable. Today, let’s change that.

Thom WaltersJanuary 24, 2024Comment

1633: The Gift of Long Stop Lights and Slow Computers

It’s no secret that our society in the U.S. is mainly focused on doing things…doing things faster. It’s no wonder why any slight delay in us getting “our stuff” results in impatience. Today I talk once again about shifting our perspective to achieve a deeper level of calm. In this instance, being thankful for delays.