I see you, friend. I see how tired you are and how much you have on your plate. The fact that you care is part of the reason you are so weary, and your heart is so deeply needed here.
Read MoreThe last few years have been especially hard on peoples’ mental health. So we thought we’d put together some gift ideas for your friends or family who are struggling with their mental health. Here are some ways you can purchase meaningful gifts for them this season.
Read MoreIn today’s society we are constantly fed language that glorifies our efforts to cancel out anything that interferes with our positivity. The truth is, everyone experiences stress and negative thoughts/ feelings at times, and the more we resist, ignore and push them away, the more often they push back harder demanding our attention.
Read MoreThere are a lot of planners out there in the world. Are you one of them? There are enough physical limitations present during this pandemic, let’s try to shift some of the mental challenges to reduce your suffering.
Read MorePut your hand up if the COVID-19 restrictions mean you’re now working from home!
If we were all in the same room, a staggering number of you would have your hands up right now.
Find strategies to separate work from leisure to maintain mental wellness.
Read MoreI see you, self-identified people-pleaser, and know how hard you can be on yourself for this trait. You give and overextend and leave yourself until last, and then wonder why it’s so hard to change this pattern.
Read MoreAre you holding onto situations, resentments, or lasting pain in your life?
Read MoreI’ve thought about death for as long as I can remember. When I was 5 years old, I asked my Mom to confirm if I, in fact, am going to die someday. I found it difficult to fathom that I just wouldn’t exist.
Read MoreIf I were sitting down to have coffee with you right now, I’d have so many things to say and lots of questions for you. Grab a cup of coffee or tea, and let’s dig in!
Read MoreIt’s not just a method about folding, it’s about identifying priorities and putting intentional effort into things that bring us joy. “The space in which we live should be for the person we are becoming now, not for the person we were in the past.”
Read MoreCheck out my latest blog post on building your intuition to create more meaning and connection in your career:
https://theladiescoach.com/passion-and-purpose/4-ways-to-deepen-your-intuition-for-greater-success/
Read MoreI’m sitting in a coffee shop right now, with a warm cozy scarf, lemon tea and the Charlie Brown Christmas album playing on my headphones. While this is a perfect setup, we all know that the holidays aren’t always as cozy and calm as this. In fact, they can often be hectic, exhausting, painful and lonely.
Read Morehow do we unknowingly allow ourselves to slip into this fear-based mode? And what can we do about it?
Read MoreDon’t ever give up if this is something you crave and you haven’t quite found it. Sometimes it takes time, and experience in other fields. It will likely take some exploration, and getting up close and personal with who you are and what you really want out of life.
Read MoreOur desires won’t always fall into our laps. Sometimes it takes courage and experimentation to jump into things that are new to us and find out what creates joy.
Read MoreBe flexible and open to change. Life is full of cycles, seasons and change so be gentle with yourself if your desires and areas of joy shift as you grow and change.
Read MoreWhen large events and transitions come up in our lives, it’s easy to quickly judge whether they’re ‘good’ or ‘bad’ from the outset. But getting fired from one job might mean that you’re now free to pursue another job that’s even better suited to you and your needs.
Read MoreI think it’s pretty incredible that each of us is drawn to different sources of light in this season of darkness. With the shortest days of the year upon us, finding and feeling these sources of light can transform the season
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