By John Allen Mollenhauer "JAM", Performance Lifestyle Coach
Here at Lifestyle Coach—Live a Better Life—we have a simple insight that guides everything we do: Your Lifestyle is primarily about How You Achieve Your Goals. Nobody wakes up to be balanced and healthy; they wake up to succeed in their life—family, career, business, maybe an added sport, or creative pursuit. But most people know, especially those who have burned out at least once and traded their health and wellbeing for success, that how you achieve your goals is everything if you want to sustain your success and arguably, be genuinely successful. ​​

By Cal Thomas, Sandler Training
It’s time for a 21st-century reality check: We all live (and sell) in a ridiculously fast-paced environment. We all have more platforms, more information, more commitments, more conversations, and more priorities to address than we can comfortably handle. That’s kind of our defining trait these days: data overload and compressed timelines. As a result, we are sometimes spread too thin, which means we are prone to miss things, perhaps important things, that are going on in someone else’s world. 

By Margaret Nelson, Member, Impact 100 Garden State

I’m always reading about people who left soulless corporate jobs with fancy titles to open a bakery or run a triathlon or become a watercolor artist or whatever. They tell mostly the same story: Do what you’re passionate about and the money will follow. The truth is, leaving an established career to pursue a passion is hard for many reasons and most people never do it. Not long ago, I found myself at a crossroads in my professional life.​