Gratitude journals and practice are all the rage and have been for a while. Through an attempt at practicing gratitude, I uncovered a few key invisible scripts that were limiting me. Have you discovered the same thing?

For over twenty years, you’ve been delighted by Harry Potter. The Wizarding World feels real because of the parallels with the muggle world. While you see the dichotomy of good and evil, friendship and loneliness, there’s a lot to learn about leadership.

As of July 1, 2020, I’ve read 58 books of my 100 book challenge. Here are my top three and some honorable mentions. Enjoy!

Communication is central to relationships and relationships are at the heart of what we do. Without realizing, we find ourselves in cycles of communication. Sometimes, these cycles are virtuous; sometimes vicious. What they need to be, more than anything, is objective.

It’s easy to get caught up in self-improvement. Learning without reflection is more of a disservice to yourself than a benefit. For my birthday this year, here are 33 things I’ve learned in my 33 years on the planet.

The Obstacle is the Way is one of the best, most timeless books I’ve read. Looking to make a change? Improve something? Take a leap into something new? The Obstacle is the Way provides insights into how some of the worlds best leaders and greatest thinkers practiced Stoicism to prepare and face anything.

With over 50 books read in 2019, here are some of my favorites to kick off the new year.

The last decade has been fun, a bit wild, exciting, and full of joy. Here’s a little glimpse of what you can expect from MeganVick.com in 2020.

My trip to Bhutan was number one on my bucket list. A country I always wanted to visit and yet a trip I never thought I would take. Bhutan’s culture is heavily influenced by Buddhism and the importance they place on happiness and contentment will change even the sourest of attitudes.