This morning, I was sitting at my living room table, finishing my breakfast and checking emails, when I saw that Steven Pressfield's newsletter had arrived in my inbox. I thoroughly enjoy his "Writing Wednesdays" posts. The title today was: "Find What You Love And Let It Kill You". 

I used to have a very, very bad habit: when anyone would ask me something, I would always say: “yes”. Invitations, projects, favors, … Yes, yes and yes. So I would end up spending my time going to parties I didn’t really want to go to, driving people to the airport, hanging out with the boring classmates, finishing a group project on my own, ...

We have this belief that there is a limited number of people that are born “genius” (those famous billionaires), then a bunch of “average” people, and a few “good-for-nothing". While we sure hope we don’t fall into the third category, we don’t really dare dreaming that we are lucky enough to be born in the genius category either...

Words are powerful. They can change physical matter, thus they have the power to change the world. Flashback three years ago: I’m sitting in my newly acquired meditation pillow, feeling uncomfortable of course, with a mala in my right hand...

We all tend to get too caught up in routine. Inspiration dries up. We can't wait for our next vacation to feel alive again. Luckily, there is a simple way to get some of that inspiration back...until we next find ourselves chilling on a beach.