Everyday Epiphanies with Elan Elan Boyarsky

Having a motto or life philosophy is super important. A motto reminds you of the person you aspire to be and of the qualities you want to develop. A motto motivates you to take action and inspires you every day. My motto is to be better today than I was yesterday. What's your motto? Take a listen and enjoy!

Taking Risks is crucial to our development as individuals. However, we live in a very risk-averse society. Break out of this mindset and take a risk! You will develop new skills, create more opportunities for yourself, and have a sense of pride and accomplishment. Don't let the fear of failure bring you down. Failure is part of success! So take a risk and enjoy this week's episode!

Emotional Intelligence is the ability to identify one's own emotions, the emotions of others, and manage those emotions effectively. Those who are high in E.I. are better leaders and coworkers. Listen to this week's episode for 11 Ways to Improve your Emotional Intelligence. Enjoy!

Stuck in a Rat Race? Competing day after day, but feel like you are not getting anywhere? I feel you. The system is against you. School is designed to make you into an employee, Job Security is a thing of the past, and all the money and benefits may not be worth it in the end. The answer is Entrepreneurship. Take a listen and let me know what you think!

We can't stop the stressful events that happen to us every day.  However, we can control how we react to these events, and in some cases, be PROACTIVE about them. 6 Healthy Ways to relieve stress is to work out, do yoga, eat and sleep well, limit drugs and alcohol, do a hobby you like, and take mini-vacations each week. Take a listen for more details. Enjoy!

Networking sounds scary and impersonal. But really, at its core, networking is just relationship building. In other words, you're trying to CONNECT with another person. In this episode, I will be talking about 5 easy tips that I use on a regular basis that has helped me connect with many people. If you want more information on networking, I would recommend checking out the book, "Never Eat Alone" by Keith Ferrazzi.