In November 2018, I launched my guided journal, The Journey Home: A Guided Journal to Discovering and Being Your True Self. 2018 was a year where I felt directionless. I was pursuing full-time entrepreneurship, I didn’t really know what I was doing or where I was going. But the one thing that I have always …
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I used to hate hearing that. There was no way that the angry, rage-filled, critical family member I had to tolerate over the holidays, or that my sometimes bossy, overbearing mom, or the prospective client who just went off on me calling me names was reflecting anything to me about me. I would like to …
“I’m not enough” my daughter said as she burst into tears…. Worthiness had been something I have struggled with my whole life and have worked on this year to see my own value.
To hear my sweet girl say these as to explain why things were happening broke my heart.
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You know that little nudge. Well, it starts out little but gets louder and louder.
Follow it… read more to find out what following the guidance has done for me.
If this time of year is a financial challenge for you, what if you consider allowing your full presence be presents enough?
Read on to see how I had to let go of what I thought Christmas had to mean to what it truly means.
There are many societal norms that I questioned even as a young child. I remember the adults in my life complaining about their jobs and asking why they keep doing it. The response was always about money, or ‘that’s the way it is’, or something about how you are not supposed to like your job anyway and that retirement is when you start to enjoy life.
Do you find yourself constantly anticipating the next phase of your child’s life?
Maybe you have a newborn that you can’t wait til the day they sleep through the night.
Or maybe you have a teen who is acting less than desirable.
The time will pass…much quicker than you think.
This past weekend was Thanksgiving weekend in Canada. I love Thanksgiving because gratitude has changed my life. I think Amy Collette said it best when she said, “gratitude is a powerful catalyst for happiness. It’s the spark that lights a fire of joy in your soul.”
I have struggled with body acceptance my whole life.
Even as a kid, I looked at my body and thought of all the ways I would change it. I hated that I was so skinny and short. I hated that I had big calves and knees that stuck out.
