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Miss Nomer
Posted on February 28, 2018 Leave a Comment
I love constantly learning more about myself. I have always found treasure in self-help and self-improvement books. And somewhere along the way I began calling it “self-growth” and “self-awareness” as I continue to unearth abundance. Because I finally understood that I was never deficient. That there was never anything to fix in the first place.
Radical Enoughness
Posted on May 3, 2017 Leave a Comment
In a defiant response to our April snowstorm I unpacked my tote of summer clothing. You see, in my cozy-house world I have seasonal clothing rotation. Fall/winter and spring/summer attire take turns living between the available drawers/closet and storage totes. Sorta like a trousseau timeshare. And although the cacophony of frogs outside has suddenly silenced […]
To: Me. Love, Me.
Posted on December 21, 2016 1 Comment
This holiday season I’m doing pretty well with keeping my sanity. That said, I still do slide toward cray-cray. But this year I’m doing better at turning the sleigh around before actually arriving at Crazy Town. Wanna know my secret, Santa? Receiving. I have been consciously shifting into receptivity, replenishment, renewal. In the moment, not […]
Secrets from Chuckling Goat
Posted on May 4, 2015 Leave a Comment
Watch out for whiplash when you see the cover of Secrets from Chuckling Goat: How a Herd of Goats Saved My Family and Started a Business that Became a Natural Health Phenomenon. You know immediately that this book demands further attention! Crafted from her diary entries, Shann Nix Jones shares an incredible story of how love, hope, […]
Level Up
Posted on March 31, 2015 Leave a Comment
Jim Wolfe’s book Level Up: Your Guide to Authentic Confidence and Internal Bliss is a fantastic addition (or start!) to anyone’s library of personal growth reading. Written as a result of his own learning along his personal journey so far, this book is both a practical as well as theoretical guide. Serving as a model and a mentor, this book inspires […]
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