We often like to tell ourselves stories. One of those stories is “I’m too busy for that”. Our heart is telling us that we really want to get that life coaching help that we’ve been craving, or to study something that’s going to take us to the next level, or read the book that might …
When I was in corporate, my cubicle was like a Dream Machine. It was grey. Drab. Not pleasant to look at. So I put inspirational signs on the walls, and a calendar or two with bright colors. And I’d envision venturing outside of the cubicle. Of one day going “where no analyst had gone before!” …
Maybe you’ve heard of the “WHY” thing before. It’s all about knowing the PURPOSE behind your life and WHY you’re doing in it. And there’s allot of truth in it, because it’s the passion and connection with our heart that drives us. You might have read a previous post about my “Decade from Heck” and …
When we nurture ourselves, it makes us so much more effective as humans. We operate better. It took me awhile to learn this one. As a helper, I wanted to help family, friends, and fur babies first. Then I’d end up running on empty. ⛽️ I noticed the subtle nuances of this when I’d feed …
After over six decades of living this life, the biggest lesson I’ve learned is to not let let others walk all over me. 🥾 This has been a lesson that’s like a cosmic two-by-four hitting me upside the head. 😱 There was the time that I sat in a psychologist’s office telling her how bad …
Ever find yourself spinning your wheels over and over again around the same issue? I once took a group coaching program that was filled with “great” content. I was trying to make progress around a specific problem, and even though I studied the course thoroughly, took copious notes, and implemented the process… A year later, …
Being in my head TOO much sent me in the wrong direction time and time again. In order to find my way to the “right” career, relationship, place to live, etc… I had to do this: Stop taking action that made “sense”. In other words: Stop analyzing. When I was in the corporate world, I …
