Sick of being on your device? Well, read just one more post—this one—on how to take a digital sabbatical. With a little preparation, you can remember what it was like before you were constantly scrolling or checking email (and for entrepreneurs, just know that your business will NOT fall apart).

When life throws me a curveball, I’m not inclined to immediately try to make the best of the situation any more than anyone else. First, it impacts me. It’s a conscious effort of will to decide to see things through a different lens, so that the curveball doesn’t become a knock out. This is the path out .

Practicing courage when you hate your job might seem like the last thing you’re capable of doing, which to me is all the more reason to actually do it. Face the things that seem “impossible” and use them as your training ground for life’s challenges. That’s going to feel better than simply repeating, “I hate this” every time you walk through the doors.

Courage is an evolutionary imperative. If we are going to evolve our lives, grow, shift, change, we’re going to have to do it with courage—and if we deny our fear, we cut off the path to change.