The Christin Morris Show

If you believe in others, they will start to believe in themselves. Here’s why it is so important that we help others reach their full potential, and avoid creating barriers to change.

Setting serious mental illness aside, including anxiety and depression, we can sometimes suffer from victim mentality. How do we overcome that? Or how do we handle l others in our life that suffer from this personal issue?

Creating a plan and targeting your wins can often be a huge undertaking. Evaluating your goals and the steps to get there include focusing on some things and letting go of others. What is your intention?

How many of you are striving, fighting, dreaming, yet every turn seems to be faced with challenge, uncertainty and obstacles. It is not by our power but His strength that allows us to truly be what He has called us to be.

Hurt people hurt people. Sometimes it has nothing to do with you and everything to do with their own inadequacies. Here’s how to handle that.

How are you “monitoring and adjusting?” Do you live a life of “woe is me” when things don’t go to plan? This is why it’s important to harness our adaptability more than in the past.

We all make mistakes and fall short. Here’s how to handle the negative talk we’ll speak to ourselves within our mind.

Moving forward from 2020 into a new year, many are setting goals for themselves. Here’s what you can do to set yourself up for growth. This isn’t a resolution. This is your resolve. Walk in it.

The first step to making an impact on your life or those around you is evaluating who you are as a person. What are your strengths and weaknesses? In reflecting on 2020, what has shown to become your priority?

God made a choice to create mankind, in spite of the fact that He knew there would be flaws. He chose to take action and created us in His image. What are you creating for your life?

You can’t actually “walk a mile in someone else’s shoes.” So why do we feel like we have to validate or offer advice when people don’t ask for it? Here’s how you can be an active listener in order to truly build empathy in your relationships.

Are you doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results? Here’s how to break that cycle and get back to moving forward.

John Maxwell said, “Leadership is developed daily, not in a day.” Trust the process for spiritual and physical growth and it will manifest in the time necessary for you to reach your goals.

Some of you are at a place where you want to give up. There’s a song that says, “I know a breakthrough is coming. And I won’t stop now.” This is you. Press forward.

What is your perspective on life? You’re not good enough, you’ll never be enough, you’ll never have enough? Here’s how to switch that scarcity mindset to a mindset of abundance.

Find yourself waiting for the best opportunity to take action? It’s now. Stop waiting and do the thing.

Find yourself apologizing for things you didn’t mean to happen or things you thought would happen but you didn’t get to it? Here’s how you re-evaluate yourself so you can do better and keep the main thing the main thing.

When people say something to you that feels out of the way, it’s really easy to get all up in your feels and lash out or shut completely down. Here’s your reminder to evaluate before you react.

Social media and society tells us that if we admit we’re wrong, or we don’t show up as the best version of ourself, then we are weak, we are a failure. I’m here to say that showing vulnerability is powerful. It is inspiring. Be you. Share your story. Step and up and take the risk. It’s worth it.

Leadership comes from the heart. Unfortunately we allow the “urgent” tasks at hand to take over what we’ve defined as most important. What’s your why? Target your center on that and don’t negotiate.

People often make excuses as to why they can’t be better or do more. It’s time to stop falling in that trap and start doing more to get you where you want to go in life.

You could be the change in someone else’s thinking. What can you do to instill the belief that someone else needs?

Why is it important to seek out wisdom? Here’s how you find for yourself opportunities to grow and what you should do with it.

We can find ourselves doing all the right things, but true leadership is often found when we make the effort to self-evaluate and readjust our plan so that we can be more.

Many times we’ll find ourselves in a state that we don’t like. And often, we’re the reason. Here’s why it’s so important to stop playing the blame game and take ownership in what you can do to fix things.