Edina Jackson-Yussif
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I write about lifestyle, entrepreneurship and other things.
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The Day I Realized My Money Blocks Weren’t About Money
It happened on a random Tuesday afternoon, sitting in front of my laptop with a half-drunk cup of coffee and a spreadsheet that made me feel both powerful and powerless at once. I was reviewing my income for the month — the invoices, the sales, the little wins. On paper, things looked “fine.” Yet, inside, I felt this knot in my chest that whispered, it’s still not enough.
By Edina Jackson-Yussif 3 months ago in Journal
Why Highly Disciplined People Struggle with Intimacy
There’s a prevailing belief that discipline and emotional availability go hand in hand. After all, someone who can adhere to a strict morning routine, excel in their career, or maintain a rigorous fitness regimen must naturally excel in relationships, right? Not necessarily. In fact, highly disciplined individuals often find intimacy challenging—not because they lack desire for connection, but because their very strengths can become barriers.
By Edina Jackson-Yussif 3 months ago in Journal
Don’t Wallow in Self-Pity After a Breakup — Get Up and Make Money
Breakups are some of life’s toughest challenges. They leave us questioning our worth, replaying memories, and feeling like the ground has shifted beneath our feet. For a while, it might feel impossible to see past the pain. But here’s the secret no one tells you: heartbreak doesn’t have to be the end of your story. In fact, it can be the beginning of something far greater — your personal and financial empowerment.
By Edina Jackson-Yussif 3 months ago in Confessions
How to Get Rich After a Breakup: Turning Pain Into Power and Profit With Digital Products
Breakups have a way of cracking you open. They strip you down to the truth of who you are, forcing you to confront the parts of yourself you abandoned while trying to hold someone else together. It’s painful—but that pain can become the most powerful starting point of your next chapter.
By Edina Jackson-Yussif 3 months ago in Journal
The Power of Challenging Yourself Beyond Your Perceived Limits
When you push past the edge of comfort, you meet the version of yourself that was waiting all along. There’s something extraordinary about watching yourself rise — not because someone handed you an opportunity, but because you created one through commitment.
By Edina Jackson-Yussif 3 months ago in Journal
Why Do Men Who Are Failing Try to Humble Successful Women?
Last week, I signed a massive contract with a well-known tech company — the kind of deal that makes the grind worth it. They even sent flowers and champagne, a beautiful gesture that felt like a celebration of everything I’d worked for.
By Edina Jackson-Yussif 3 months ago in Journal
How Visualization Shapes the Brain and Behavior
Picture yourself nailing a big presentation, running a marathon, or finally staying calm in a stressful conversation. That mental “movie” you just created isn’t just daydreaming—it’s visualization. Athletes, entrepreneurs, and even surgeons use visualization techniques to sharpen skills and boost confidence. But why does imagining a future outcome sometimes make it feel more achievable, and other times seem like empty wishful thinking?
By Edina Jackson-Yussif 4 months ago in Journal
Why I Create Nicheless Content on Vocal
For a long time, I believed the only way to succeed as a creator was to pick a niche and stay there. Find one topic, one audience, and build authority around it. And to be fair, there’s truth to that. On platforms like YouTube and Medium, I’ve done exactly that — creating content around building digital product businesses without burning out. It’s a topic I love, and niching down has helped me connect with people who are looking for specific, actionable guidance.
By Edina Jackson-Yussif 4 months ago in Humans
