The peace of the morning is where I find my center. It’s how I begin the best of days. When I’m awake before the rest of the household, there is a stillness, a space, filled with majesty, contentment, silence and sacredness. I find gratitude, love, abundance and hope here. The beauty of the sunrise captures my attention and offers… View Article
One of the most important questions I’ve learned to ask during an online session came from the XCHANGE Approach. When you ask those attending: “why is it important for you to be here?,” it prompts the entire purpose of your meeting. When you slow down, think about the question to ask and crowdsource the answer, your meetings will be more valuable. Learning to push… View Article
When things are hard it’s natural to think you want to quit, or at the very least, stop. Will you? Or will you let adversity help you grow? One way or the other, you’ll get there. One way is slower, with penalties and interest, the other is direct. The only way out is through.
Today I wanted to offer a gift while sharing what’s been a gamechanger for me and my business. If you’ve not seen the ads for the ReMarkable2, you must not spend time on social media where I do. I saw the ad and had seen one in action in one of my sessions and wondered… View Article
Sometimes you just need to hear yourself say something out loud to get your answer. I was talking with a dear friend and savvy businessperson who reminded me of this today. As I described the situation I am experiencing, I noticed the clarity of events, mismatch of values, consistent evidence as a logical event. In… View Article
Who knew pressure washing would be gratifying? I sure didn’t. At least not until I tried it. Sometimes doing a task which is simple, mundane and productive is just what the doctor ordered. Though I ended covered in dirt, pressure washing gave me the clarity on many things happening in my business and life. When your thinking gets stuck, take to… View Article
James Clear hit it home for me last week with this one: “Most of the excuses I made… not enough time not enough money not enough knowledge not the right connections were just ways to avoid the real bottleneck: Not enough courage.” There was always a small step I could have taken—if I had the… View Article
In our Quarterly last week, Holly reminded us of a quote we all needed to hear, and it was timely and necessary for us. I’m confident someone else may benefit from this, so here it is with my modifications in recognition of the privilege assumed in the original: Great relationships are hard. Remaining in an unhappy relationship is harder. Choose… View Article
Language informs our reality. How we talk about what is possible, how we describe ourselves and others determines what is possible. When you talk, you’re letting others in on how you think and feel. If it’s not moving you forward, you’re either stuck or moving backward. When you listen to yourself, does it move you forward? Do you want… View Article
Some days it’s more important to prioritize the things you don’t believe you have time for than to make the stuff that has to happen, happen. Today, it turned out to be a beautiful day and was supposed to be a dreary one. A friend called with challenging news regarding her health, my TimeHop shared a photo of someone… View Article
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