Personal Growth + Self-Worth
At Write Change Grow personal growth is about self-improvement, dealing with our thoughts and emotions, learning from our mistakes, and becoming a better person.
Personal growth is about doing more of what helps us move forward in life and less of what holds us back. More getting to know our true selves and focusing on what’s important in our lives – less comparison, self-sabotage, and putting ourselves and others down.
Working on your personal growth and growing as a person isn’t always easy but it’s always worth it!
Browse through personal growth and self-improvement articles to help you become the person you know you were meant to be.
How has your year been so far? Are you kicking butt and working through your list of goals for the year or are you struggling with things not going quite to plan? Perhaps you are wondering how to get back on track? Hopefully, you are making fantastic strides in your year but if you have faltered […]
As I mentioned in an earlier post, The Importance of Hitting Deadlines, when I was working as a personal assistant I was a stickler for meeting my deadlines. Unfortunately it was often a different story when it came to my personal deadlines. I discovered that I took my work deadlines a lot more seriously than […]
Years ago, I wrote a post called Does it Feel Like Everyone is Moving Forward – Except You? To date, it’s the most popular post on this blog. This post has allowed me to understand something important about how people feel about this particular topic. They sometimes feel they are being left behind. Have you ever felt […]
How well do you cope with change? Do you resist change with all of your might or happily go along for the ride? Do you actively seek change in your life or do you only change when you absolutely have to? Disclosure – This post contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you […]
How often do you do the shoulda, woulda, coulda dance? Who hasn’t at some point had a case of the shoulda, woulda, couldas? In case you haven’t heard this expression before, it stands for I should have, I would have, I could have. You probably worked this out already but shoulda, woulda, coulda is mostly about […]