The connection between seemingly unrelated podcast episodes (142 and 144) became clear last week when I was asked a “no-brainer” question. NOTE: This podcast will be on hiatus (or inconsistently released) until January 2020.
An intuitive “hit” is guiding me in a direction I don’t want to go. Instead of accepting that guidance, I’m in the process of negotiating a new contract. Have you ever done this?
Sometimes, with the best of intentions, we actually slow down other people’s progress. Sometimes we are so focused on helping others that our generosity hinders our own progress.
Sometimes I don’t attempt a project because I don’t think I can achieve the result I envision. This week I share my story of keeping what I REALLY wanted as my focus, instead of the less-than-perfect tangible result.
Becoming emotionally attached to a goal can work against your advancement towards that goal. Releasing that attachment allows you to open yourself and your process to assistance from the Universe.
Have you noticed a pattern to your negative feelings? While editing last week’s episode on happiness, I realized I have 3 “go-to” negative emotions. This week I delve more into emotions, emotional scales, and how to feel better by thinking better.
You say you only want to be happy. Sounds like a good goal, but do you know what it means? Do you know how to achieve it? Will you recognize it when you have it? This week I share my thoughts on “authentic happiness.”
It’s time to revisit and RELEASE the One Word that has been my filter for the past 9 or 10 months. I’ve cut ties, gained clarity, and released the self-inflicted pressures upon myself. Now is the time to experience the EASE in finding my way.
The people in your life impact the way you think, believe, feel, and act. These people are either helping you live up to your potential or holding you back. If you aren’t progressing like you want, take an inventory of who you spend the most time with.
Improving your life doesn’t have to be drastic, overwhelming, or complicated. Today I share 5 basic steps to accomplish pretty much anything you want in your life.I used these steps to earn two college degrees and other educational goals; write and self-publish two books; complete athletic events (when I felt like a total non-athlete); and […]