CJ McClanahan

Instead of filling my days with activities, what if I instead learned to sit with my boredom? Read more: linkedin.com/pulse/embrace-…

I spent a substantial portion of my professional life saying “yes” to just about every opportunity that crossed my path. Here's what I learned out of all that... linkedin.com/pulse/before-y… via @LinkedIn

Caught feeling fear after reading the headlines? Relax. It happens. Here's what to do next: linkedin.com/pulse/caught-h… via @LinkedIn

What if the breakthrough is in wrestling with one idea until it becomes part of how you think, not just something you once heard? There’s a different kind of power here — quieter… slower. But unmistakable. If you’re ready for that shift, this is for you. linkedin.com/pulse/hidden-p…

The world can feel angry and loud. However, there is a quiet truth that your feed won't show you. And, the truth is kinder than you think: linkedin.com/pulse/quiet-tr… via @LinkedIn

Overachievers are taught early to "grade" situations as either good or bad. Here's the problem with labeling impermanence. Read: linkedin.com/pulse/your-bra… via @LinkedIn

Trust can be difficult to quantify. However, here are three simple tactics to help build this powerful resource on your team. Read more: linkedin.com/pulse/3-simple… via @LinkedIn

Overachievers teach themselves that with enough effort, they can achieve certainty. Sound familiar?Read more: linkedin.com/pulse/in-betwe… via @LinkedIn

Transactional relationships ask, "What can I get?" But what if true contentment starts with a different question? Read more: linkedin.com/pulse/start-ne… via @LinkedIn

For overachievers, releasing the need for perfection is a constant work in progress. Read more: linkedin.com/pulse/perfecti… via @LinkedIn

It’s a classic overachiever move: confusing the dopamine hit of checking off boxes with the one task that will actually move the needle on results. Ready for a better way?linkedin.com/pulse/when-bus… via @LinkedIn

Getting lots of tasks done feels good, but is it really moving you toward your goal?Read more: linkedin.com/pulse/whats-be… via @LinkedIn

Is it possible to be grateful in a pile of snow, whipped by a negative degree wind chill? Read more: linkedin.com/pulse/finding-… via @LinkedIn

This one simple question will transform how you see your goal, your mission, your day. Do you have the courage to give it a chance?Read more here: linkedin.com/pulse/one-ques… via @LinkedIn

I’ve been giving a lot of thought to the speed with which I move through life. I've been experimenting with what pace reduces stress... and the results surprised me. Read more: linkedin.com/pulse/ready-ex… via @LinkedIn

I see professionals repeatedly make decisions based on one emotion. Think you're immune to it? Think again... Read here: linkedin.com/pulse/decision… via @LinkedIn

Think you'll get everything done if you put in "just a few more" hours? I've got some news... linkedin.com/pulse/good-bad… via @LinkedIn

Every January, most overachievers set themselves up for failure. Here's a better method... linkedin.com/pulse/my-non-n… via @LinkedIn

Overachievers love the new year because it's an opportunity to become a "new" person. I have yet to see that actually happen. Here's what to try instead: linkedin.com/pulse/focus-pr… via @LinkedIn

Overachievers can feel uncomfortable taking a break. However, this time of year can reveal what we choose to put first. Read More: linkedin.com/pulse/what-you… via @LinkedIn