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Gen Z: Identity Isn't Something You Find, It's Something You Build
Identity is not an archaeological dig to uncover a hidden artifact. It’s a construction project. You are both the architect and the builder. You have the raw materials—your personality traits, your interests, your experiences—and every single day, you have the choice to build, to renovate, to add a new wing, or to tear down a wall that no longer serves you.
Kimberly Mahr
2 days ago


The Man's Guide to a Mid-Life Remix*
Welcome to mid-life. You’ve probably heard it called a "crisis." What you're experiencing isn't a breakdown; it's a breakthrough. It’s an invitation. Your life isn’t imploding; it's calling for a remix. It's time to step into the role of producer, take the raw tracks of your life—the experience, the wisdom, the scars—and create a powerful new version of your anthem.
Kimberly Mahr
Aug 7


Career Scrambling: the Gen Z Version of the Career Ladder
For Gen Z, career anxiety isn't just stress; it's a constant, low-grade hum of inadequacy. You were handed a map for a world that no longer exists—the world of the "Career Ladder." And in its place is the reality of your lives: a chaotic, rocky, unpredictable mountainside you are forced to scramble up, over, and over again.
Kimberly Mahr
Jun 28


Negative Self-Talk: The Silent Saboteur
We all have an inner voice – a constant stream of thoughts and commentary. For many of us, this inner voice can be harsh...
Kimberly Mahr
Feb 11


Self-Esteem Makeover: Rewiring Your Brain for Confidence and Self-Love
Let's explore how negative self-beliefs are formed, and explore proven strategies to rebuild your self-esteem from the inside out.
Kimberly Mahr
Jan 21


Stop Negative Self-Talk Quickly
One of the most critical mindset shifts you can make in your life is to eliminate negative self-talk.
Kimberly Mahr
May 24, 2023


Strategies for Raising Self Confident Teens
The teenage years can be hard on both teens and adults. Teens are struggling between childhood and adulthood and finding their true selves.

Hailey Araza
Apr 18, 2022
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