Isn’t life great when we have all the answers? When things are black and white, it’s easy (or at least easier) to make a choice. We can look at the respective paths with all of the information and make an educated decision. However, what about when we do not have all of the information? That… Read More Grey Zone
Today I thought I’d give you three short notes about self-love. Self-love is truly one of the most important qualities one can have and it takes a lot of work sometimes. It’s not about thinking you’re perfect or being a complete narcissist, but it is about accepting yourself, giving yourself permission to focus on you,… Read More A Lesson In Self-Love
Usually winning is clearly defined. In sports, it is the team with more points at the end of the game or the person that crosses the finish line first. However, this week I was thinking about the less clearly defined “wins” in life. The ones that involve power struggles. These wins can involve self-sacrifice or… Read More Winning?
I would say I’m a pretty goal-oriented person. I am a dreamer at first, but once I see what I want, I chase it. If I want something badly, I focus on it pretty hard. However, I recently discovered that most of the things that I chase the hardest, and wish for the greatest, turn… Read More Bigger And Better Things
The other week I was driving a route I have driven many times before. Lyrics of the song “On The Road Again” looped in my head, and I found my thoughts drifting as they often do when I drive. To me, driving is meditation to a certain extent. I would say this is mostly because… Read More On The Road Again
When you think of weakness what comes to mind? Is it the image of someone who is unable to move forward physically or mentally? Or perhaps someone who is just not as strong as you are at a particular task or activity? Too often weakness is treated as a bad word. No one strives to… Read More Weakness
I will be the first person to tell you to think positive. Optimism is contagious and we need to spread it around; however, there are times where negative can be a good thing. Sometimes it can steer you in a new direction or it can teach you what you do not want to become. I… Read More In 15 Years
I think it is important that everyone has a happy place. For me, one of the happiest places I can be is a kitchen. It may sound strange, so let me explain… While I do know my way around a kitchen nowadays, I don’t love the kitchen because I’m some sort of exquisite chef. I… Read More Happy Place
On the whiteboard of my office you will find many quotes. It has now become a bit of a tradition that my whiteboard is for quotes not notes. There are two quotes on there that “sparked” my blog post today: “You often feel tired, not because you’ve done too much, but because you’ve done too… Read More Sparks Fly
Today I was at a loss of words for my blog. I think I am a little “talked out” this week, as I have spent a lot of time conversing wholeheartedly with friends and people I love. I’ve been talking through challenges I’m facing, how they are feeling through their challenges too, and on top… Read More Brave And Brokenhearted
