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Success is not about money. It's about living your life in alignment to your values. Wanna make sure you're living your one-and-only life to the fullest? You'd better know what's driving you.

Resolutions? How about getting your VIBES right this year? Sometimes just adjusting your life 1% can make the huge change you're really after!

Triggered. Hold on, Karen. Let me explain... Your environment is always stronger than your willpower. So why not rig the game so you can win? It works for me... check it out!

Ok... really... it's not JUST during a pandemic. It's ALL. The. TIME. But the better you know yourself, the better you'll function in the world. The better you'll give and serve and love. The more productive and successful you will be. Period. We hope this helps you on your journey!

Your past doesn't weigh you down unless you carry it into the future. Just so you know...

Meet Christine Henry. She's not a victim. She's a survivor, a warrior, and an inspiration. Domestic abuse didn't have the final say... she did. Be inspired by her story and her transparency. And if you or someone you know needs help, TEXT the word HOME to 741741. Connect with the rest of the tribe in the Impactivist Facebook group!

Hey, Impactivists! Welcome to PART TWO of our 2-part session on 'open handed living'. We had a GREAT 2-hour conversation that ended up breaking itself into 2 distinct perspectives: spiritual and practical. That being said, we struggled with how to label such a conversation. A spiritual practice should inherently be, well... practical. On the other hand, to imply something is practical doesn't mean it doesn't have spiritual value... sigh. Yet here we are with trying to decide how to break this up into consumable bites that make sense across a broad audience. So, ladies and gentlemen, we give you part one of 'Open Handed Living'. Please enjoy. Please discuss. Please leave your comments and insights to help continue the discussion. And be legendary.

Hey, Impactivists! This is PART ONE of a 2-part session on 'open handed living'. We had a GREAT 2-hour conversation that ended up breaking itself into 2 distinct perspectives: spiritual and practical. That being said, we struggled with how to label such a conversation. A spiritual practice should inherently be, well... practical. On the other hand, to imply something is practical doesn't mean it doesn't have spiritual value... sigh. Yet here we are with trying to decide how to break this up into consumable bites that make sense across a broad audience. So, ladies and gentlemen, we give you part one of 'Open Handed Living'. Please enjoy. Please discuss. Please leave your comments and insights to help continue the discussion. And be legendary.

What does a teenage girl do when her dad passes from a rare disease (and she discovers she's a carrier)? She creates an organization to impact change, build support, and lobby for research. Meet Taylor Kane. She's not just the girl who changed the dictionary. She's much more. www.taylorkane.com

"I've lost my motivation..." Ever said those words? Let's be honest. We ALL have. But lost motivation isn't really about MOTIVATION. It's about overwhelm. Fatigue. Anxiety. Overcommitment. In the next few minutes, you'll learn FOUR basic things to help overcome overwhelm, fatigue, and 'lost motivation'. They're common sense. But not all common sense is common practice.

How a mom who struggled with dylsexia overcame her own challenges in order to fight for her special needs son. Meet Monica Weldon. Mom. Advocate. CEO. Law student. And Impactivist.

Why should I even listen to you, bro? Everyone wants a piece of your time. Your attention. But if THIS resonates with you... you need to subscribe.

The son of Haitian immigrants. A rising leader among the Texas Bar Association and UT Law School alumni. Lessons in leadership and service... how we can create the greatest good for the greatest number of people. Check it out!

Her father was murdered when she was only 8 years old. A year later her mother passed away. She grew up breaking down barriers and learning to lead with a servant's heart. She not only became the first female street narcotics officer on the Austin PD, but in 2017 took charge of Pflugerville as the first female police chief in it's history. Lead. Follow. Or get out of the way. And lead with a servant's heart. She walks the talk EVERY day and has created a leadership culture that inspires her citizens to run TO the badge, not FROM it. Because at the end of the day, it's not about skin color. It's about serving out of love for your fellow man.