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Living a rich life
Posted on October 12, 2022 Leave a Comment
I read a blurb some time ago that I’m still gently thinking about. Tori Dunlap, founder of Her First $100K, gave a nod to what it actually means to live a rich life: You might immediately think of Jeff Bezos or other million or billionaires on private jets with flowing champagne and houses with more […]
Sacred Vessels
Posted on March 27, 2019 Leave a Comment
So here’s the deal. If you make God your Source for all financial, emotional, and spiritual abundance, you open yourself to unexpected, unlimited good. Each individual person, place, or thing is just the temporary, transitory form the Divine uses to bring what you need. Tosha Silver, Outrageous Openness: Letting the Divine Take the Lead Isn’t this […]
GUEST POST — Depression Success Story: “My Daily Recipe for Staying Mostly Depression-Free”
Posted on December 13, 2017 2 Comments
You may not have made a connection between spiritual practices and balancing or warding off depression. Then again, maybe you have. Depression is a human condition continuum that can range from a difficult day to a doctor’s diagnosis. If I tell myself that I’m not afflicted by depression because I don’t have a prescription, yet […]
Dare to Lose Your Security Blanket; Marvel at What Your Heart Gains
Posted on August 16, 2017 2 Comments
Remember that 1990’s Doritos commercial series? The one with the tagline, “Crunch all you want, we’ll make more.” Well, giving from the heart is a lot like that. When you give unconditionally and with an open heart, the well never dries. For both others and for ourselves. This applies whether it’s our time, our talent, […]
Easily Increase Your Abundance With This Simple Action
Posted on May 10, 2017 2 Comments
Do you randomly receive hits to do spontaneous acts of kindness? For example, when it crosses your mind at a drive-through window how great it would be to pay for the meal of the person behind you. Or, as you walk out to get your package from the UPS driver you realize that a water […]
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