Mind, Body & Dating
Our previous webinars together have been so incredible that we decided to do a Special Event Webinar that highlights and includes my latest product, The POV System. If you ordered this product, or you wish to know more, stay tuned. There is so much to this process that I decided to add another piece to it, and we are releasing the entire POV System to you before the end of the year. If you have already ordered it, one of my staff will be in touch… Continue reading
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How To Fold Time
Monday, December 5th, 2011 at
1:14 pm
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Leave the Box Top Open
Sunday, January 15th, 2012 at
3:08 pm
Sometimes we can feel as though we are trapped in our own lives.Dealing with choices we have made, paths we have taken or not. Looking at careers we find ourselves in that no longer speak to our heart and soul. Feeling as though we are in relationships that we no longer find fulfilling. Thinking that we made mistakes by saying yes to something we want out of now. All of our confusion and longing can leave us feeling as though we are trapped in a box with no
Moving Beyond “Stuck”
Tuesday, December 27th, 2011 at
6:51 pm
“When our minds get stuck in impossibility, it’s time to jump the tracks – the mental tracks – and head in a new direction.” – TMJ
I had a client once who shared in a coaching session that she had all the time in the world today because she was stranded at home. “Really,” I asked, “Stranded? How are you stranded?” She explained that her car had broken down on the highway and she had it towed to a repair shop and it would
Dirty Dishes and Inner Peace
Tuesday, December 6th, 2011 at
5:23 pm
I have been professionally categorized as a Type A with a “Super Woman Drama.” Ok, “professional” categorization might have been a stretch since it’s mostly been doled out by friends and family. Although they are far from state-accredited and I despise labeling people, I have to admit that I live up to that description – most of the time.Having hit forty and slowly succumbing to the “make me” mindsets of my two teenagers – who are obviously destined for politics – IHigh on Hopium
Thursday, November 24th, 2011 at
9:48 am
There are two types of hope, one that fills the heart, and the other that breaks it.Hope in itself is an emotion that allows us to persevere and press on when times get tough and we feel like giving up. Healthy levels of hope keep us ‘in the game,’ tap our inner strength and build our levels of resiliency. We know we have healthy levels of hope when we can see the light at the end of the tunnel, when we are the one’s