I have been asked many different questions that all have the same answer.
Read MoreWhat is a pattern of behavior that you have that you don’t even think about? What would it look like to challenge your comfort zone and try a new way of being?
Read MoreWhile a passing conversation at the time, this has stuck with me and shaped much of my perspective on how I choose to live my life.
Read MoreIt is okay to be human. It is better to acknowledge your humanness. It is best to then DO something about it.
Read MoreWhat would I do if I could do anything I wanted and knew that all my essentials would be taken care of?
Read MoreAs things are not going the way that I expect them to go, I force the solution. I throw every option at the problem and I try to control everything.
Read MoreOne of the strongest tools that I used to get through 2020 is something called a gratitude anchor. In any moment of stress or frustration, you will take 3 simple steps.
Read MoreThanks, Universe. You always know what to say!
Read MoreWe have the opportunity to choose our hard. On the surface, one choice looks like it is the “right” or “easy” one.
Read MoreThis type of acceptance allows us to address the difficult situation without adding an additional layer of creating pain for ourselves.
Read MoreRemember, the words “I’m sorry” are essential for maintaining relationships. However, notice how much you use them.
Read MoreThe patience and grace that we extend to others is just as necessary to extend to oneself.
Read MoreI am a nerd. I believe I have established this a long time ago.
Read MoreAfter much deliberation, I ended up removing a fair number of friends from my list this weekend. I was left wondering why this was so challenging.
Read MoreIn the picking up of more tasks, my arms got full and I had to put other things down…. And I put all the wrong things down.
In moments of frustration, I will throw my hands up and say "I can't do this, not in dees shoooes."
Read MoreNow seems like the appropriate time to ask each other for patience and grace.
Read MoreThe power of slowing communication down- and listening to listen, rather than listening to respond.
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