Beautiful Life, Fear, Health, Hope, Inner Challenges, Life, Mothers, Problem Solving, TRIAGE |
On a personal note… A couple of days ago, my mother was rushed to the hospital in an ambulance—just like my then husband, over a decade ago. She presented with a variety of neurological deficits—just as my husband did. Today, she’s in the same...
Femininity, foundations, foundations I, Life, Problem Solving, Resurrecting Venus, TRIAGE, Well-being, Womanhood |
There is no gold medal for doing everything yourself. It doesn’t make you a better, stronger, or more deserving woman. Give yourself permission to be vulnerable and to ask for help. Graciously accept it, and feel good about it. You’ll have opportunities to...
Anger, Beliefs, Letting Go, Life, Mind Over Matter, Relationships, TRIAGE, Well-being, Womanhood |
Sometimes we end up in situations with people who say and do things that, if taken personally, hurt or upset us. Coworkers, family members, customers, pseudo-friends and people in illusory positions of superiority (teachers, judges, bosses etc.) are the usual...
Beliefs, Change, Detox the Mind, Forgiveness, Goals, Gratitude, Inspiration, Life, Resurrecting Venus, TRIAGE |
The moments before we drift off to sleep are powerfully creative. We cross the bridge between our conscious and unconscious mind. Yet, before we can use those moments for good, we must clear space. This will help you. The God Box –a sacred container devoted to...
Goals, Grief, Inspiration, Letting Go, TRIAGE |
When grappling with a difficult moment, ask: Where in time is the source of my angst? Often the thing upsetting us is buried in the past or projected into the future. The past is gone, be done with it. The future is a fantasy. Return to now. There is no other time you...
Beliefs, Change, Life, Relationships, Success, TRIAGE, Well-being, Womanhood |
We all have one. Mine is a wizened old hag who’s been with me for as long as I can remember. I’ve named her the Haggard Doubter; she used to paralyze me. I came across an excerpt from my memoir (unpublished) and it reminded me of the hold she once...
