Welcome to Life Mastery Soul Memos, Episode 66! Each month, WU World-Changer and Life Mastery Coach, David McLeod, shares a new soul memo with you! Episode 66, February 2026: Handling Big Feelings Gracefully Everyone experiences strong emotions. Some of us are able to hide that fact better than others, but no one gets a free […]
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It was mid-October of 2025. In about one month, I’d turn 83 years old, still involved in my life–happy to be in it, and being relevant to my world. Stepping out of my RV (my home) one day, I felt something in the back of my leg tear. It felt like something in my leg
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You’re Here With a Unique Purpose. Learn to get out of your own way and bring your authenticity to life. “We are dying from overthinking. We are slowly killing ourselves by thinking about everything. Think, think, think. You can never trust the human mind anyway.” Anthony Hopkins On the surface, it may seem like: You’re
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Welcome to the sixth installment in my yearlong series on Joy Intelligence™ (JQ)! The Evolution of Intelligence Diving into the different types of intelligence (IQ, EQ, CQ, PQ, etc.) and their relationship with JOY Intelligence™. Last month, I presented Martin Seligman’s model of Positive Psychology and how it aligns with JQ™ principles. This month, we’ll
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Emotional intelligence (EQ) is a critical skill that plays a significant role in personal and professional success. Despite its importance, traditional views on masculinity often hinder men from developing and utilizing their emotional intelligence. In this blog post, we will explore the traditional views on masculinity and their impact on emotional intelligence, the benefits of
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Historically, traditional gender roles have imposed a significant emotional toll on men. Our culture has favored the archetype of the “strong, silent type,” but this preference has inadvertently created barriers to emotional expression and vulnerability for men. In many quarters today, boys are still socialized to suppress emotions like sadness and fear, which are treated
