Questions That Kill Or don't. Or could. Ot might. Or the whole concept is overly dramatic. But still... My experience is that these are the questions that can kill. Kill ideas. Kill reaching out. Kill being your best self. Kill hope. Here are my questions. The ones that keep me feeling
Translating Tears Into Words (I Know It Sounds Dramatic, but It Kinda Is...) What to write…? What to say…? What shouldn’t I say…? What to write…? I think I’ll start with Eight Weeks Post-Incident. Incident, by the way, is a very mild, very understated way of putting it. Probably it should be called The Day My Life Imploded. Anyway, this
50 Ways to Give Yourself Permission I have heard an excess of people talking about what they should be doing, what they shouldn't be doing, how so-and-so is doing this and not doing that. This kind of talk seems to be everywhere right now. I don't really like it... This
10 Ways You Are Damaging Your Most Important Relationship Let's get right to it. Your most important relationship is the one you have with YOU. Lau Tzu said it: “Knowing others is intelligence; knowing yourself is true wisdom.” Aristotle said it: “Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.” Oscar Wilde said it: “To love oneself is
It's a Bird. It's a Plane. It's Superwoman... Syndrome???? So, I didn’t blog last week. This caused me a huge amount of anxiety. At the beginning of the year, I committed to myself that, for the entire year, I would send out a weekly blog post. This is the first week I have missed the blog. Here'
Support (Part 3): 10 Reasons Why We Absolutely Neeeeed to Ask for Help This is the third in a three part series on Support. If you missed part one, you can check it out here. If you missed part two, you can check it out here I’ll just put it right out there: I need help. Not all the time, but more
