Michael Norton is an author, coach, consultant, and trainer. He specializes in health and wellness, culture and society, and education, focusing on mental health, lifelong learning, and professional development. Michael's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Los Angeles Times, NBC Boston, and The Boston Globe.
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The House and Senate may be aligning on another piece of legislation opening up alcohol laws.
For some people, fear isn't simply feeling nervous before a presentation or anxious about making a difficult decision. It can be overwhelming, deeply personal and even debilitating. Anxiety disorders, traumatic experiences and phobias affect millions of people every day. Those struggles deserve our compassion, never our judgment.
Time is a funny thing. Depending on the day, we either celebrate it or blame it.
Last week's column focused on changing the way we think about fear. One of the biggest fears many of us carry is the fear of failure. And let's be honest, failure can feel awful when we're living through it. But just as we need a healthier mindset about fear, we also need one about failure.
Time is a funny thing. Depending on the day, we either celebrate it or blame it.
By: Michael Norton
Michael Norton Time is a funny thing. Depending on the day, we either celebrate it or blame it.
There is a song from the late 1960s that seems to become more meaningful the older I get.
Last week’s column focused on changing the way we think about fear. One of the biggest fears many of us carry is the fear of failure. And let’s be honest,
By: Michael Norton
Last week I wrote about the song “Those Were the Days” and the importance of remembering that these are the days, too. Based on the number of comments and messages I received, apparently I wasn't the only one who needed that reminder.
We know the old clichés, right? When life gives us lemons, make lemonade. Every cloud has a silver lining. When one door closes, another one opens. And, of course, the darkest hour is just before the dawn.
