Not Wrong is the new Right
Posted on September 5, 2018 Leave a Comment
I’ve learned a small change in wording that makes a huge difference in relationship. It applies in all areas of life, because it strengthens connection.
It’s super helpful to consider when someone is unleashing their belief, opinion, or frustration on you. It’s beneficial when someone shares their thoughts, feelings, and emotions with you. It’s also supportive when applied to yourself. It’s simple, yet profound: Read More
Can I Get A “Heck, Yeah!”?
Posted on August 29, 2018 Leave a Comment
In a fit of awesomeness and expansion, I said Yes to… Everything.
Yes to taking a workshop. Yes to teaching other ones. Yes to attending a retreat. Yes to hosting a getaway weekend. Yes to a week-long road trip. Yes to an out of town wedding reception. Yes to a conference for work. Yes to a conference for fun. Yes to a winter warm getaway. Yes to meeting for dinner. Yes to attending an open house. Yes to hosting another one.
I found a lot of joy in the possibilities, and in saying Yes to the Universe.
However, now that my calendar is real — and here — I am not actually finding joy in carrying it all out. Make no mistake, each event on its own is fabulous. There’s Just. So. Many. And across such a short time span.
A few days ago I gave myself permission to consider letting go of the idea that I was trapped. That I had to do all of these things that were weighing on me. After all, I had said yes — and that does mean something. We learn our lessons for next time with our newfound awareness, but can we make changes now with it as well?
Whoa. I instantly got three shades lighter with that thought. When this happens, I know I’m being directly guided in that moment.
So I sat down, took a hard look at my calendar, and made some big decisions. And holy wow, I’m back to the joy of it all. Here is what helped me:
- List out all calendar events.
- If it’s a “Hell, yeah!”, do it.
In the end, I now have events and commitments that I am thrilled about. And I know why I am passing, at this time, on other fine opportunities. I once again feel joy in not only saying Yes and in actually living it out, but also in what I’ve said Not At This Time to.
Abundance comes in many forms. It felt abundant to say Yes, in its time. And then it didn’t. Distilled, focused, intentional and aware feels abundant, now.
But I wouldn’t have learned the second abundance if I hadn’t experienced the first. It would only have felt like lack, instead.
Wow.
Of course, and thank you.
How does your calendar look lately? What are your “Hell, yeah!” days? A No to something is also a Yes to you.
Blessings.
Your Superpower Awaits
Posted on August 22, 2018 Leave a Comment
Most of us live our lives through our secret identity instead of standing in our superpower. It’s easy to think that we are born to be Diana Prince or Steve Rogers, instead of Wonder Woman or Captain America. And yet, we each have a universal superpower that awaits our discovery.
_____, _____, and a whole lot of _____!
Posted on August 15, 2018 Leave a Comment
Try this.
Describe yourself using this template: “I am _____, _____, and a whole lot of _____!”
Maybe today it looks like “Feisty, sassy, and a whole lot of spunk!” Could be it’s “Calm, focused, and a whole lot of introspection!”
Use it to change your mood, your attitude, and your state of mind.
How does “Centered, peaceful, and a whole lot of flow!” feel? Or perhaps “Energy, expansion, and a whole lot of giving!” Or even “Lit up, receiving, and a whole lot of sparkles!”
Reflect how you feel right now. Or create what you desire to become. Or both.
No one is judging you. Actually, no one is paying attention anyway. This is between you and You.
You’re smiling. I can feel it.
Now go let that out.
In this moment I am fireworks, sunflowers, and a whole lot of summer. What are you?
My Own Oblivion
Posted on August 8, 2018 Leave a Comment
Something happened the other day that I’m still processing.
Sitting in the car in the parking lot of the store, my husband and I sat scrolling through our phone pictures. We were looking for the image of the part that we needed from this store. The longer we sat there, the more this interesting event unfolded:
I noticed a car that was parked ahead and down the lane from us, and watched as Read More
