ImMichaelCannon

Decision Making

☕ Life’s Game Over Moments 🎮

Reflections

Change, Decision Making, Growth, Reflections

Not all endings are failures. Embrace change, let go, and find peace in life’s transitions.
The Weight of Our Choices: Finding Balance in What Matters

Reflections

Balance, Change, Decision Making, Growth, Mindfulness, Time Management

Choices shape time, relationships, and balance. Reflect, adapt, and grow through mindful decision-making.
Letting Go of What Was, Embracing What Is 💔➡️💡

Reflections

Decision Making, Growth, Reflections, Self Care

Release the past, find clarity, and step into growth with strength and purpose
The Blessing of Choosing Differently 🌱

Reflections

Boundaries, Change, Decision Making, Growth, Intention

Intentional boundaries turn life’s choices into meaningful steps, helping you own your outcomes and grow.
Aligning Life’s Rhythms: From Frustration to Gratitude

Reflections

Decision Making, Gratitude, Growth, Intention

Simple adjustments to your daily routine can improve alignment with your priorities, boost personal growth, and cultivate gratitude.
Michael’s Way Past an Overloaded Life

Point of View

Decision Making, Expectations, Purpose, Reflections, Relationships, Time Management

A purposeful life isn’t a busy one
Decisions from afar

Getting Stuff Done

Automation, Change, Conversations, Culture, Decision Making, Employee Engagement, Leadership

Make better decisions through consistent collaboration
$$$, hugs, & divorce

Point of View

Change, Decision Making, Distance, Divorce, Emotion, Fatherhood, Intention, Money, Reflections

The scariest things to do might be the simplest
Fearless people care

Getting Stuff Done

Conscientiousness, Decision Making, Employee Engagement, Growth, Leadership, Organizations, Performance, Reflections, Self Care

Moving forward requires reflection and determination
Perspective of growth

Getting Stuff Done

Decision Making, Employee Engagement, Leadership, Money, Parenting, People Management, Performance, Reflections, Remote

Every person should know what’s expected of them and how they’re doing