Archive for July, 2008
“The Truth Is…I’m Too Busy To Change!”
You can’t continually ignore your need for change without trade-offs. If riding your life balance scale feels like you’re on a runaway train, you have to make changes now to avoid potential problems in your relationships, with your health and within your business.
If you’ve found yourself resisting an inner call for change, take a moment [...]
Posted by on July 31st, 2008 in balancing work and play.
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“Should” Spotting
The other day a client asked me how I pick up on “shoulds” so easily. She has been working on more conscious decision making by noticing how often she decides something based on how she thinks something should be done, or should look. I told her that like everyone, I learned to spot my own [...]
Posted by on July 29th, 2008 in mindfulness, self-compassion.
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Awakening Adaptation
The spring season brings in delicious, new energy for all. As you witness fresh life burst into color all around you, reach out and grab a handful for yourself. Use it to inspire your own life changes.
Be wise with this newborn energy by taking time to reflect on what you want to improve or alter. [...]
Posted by on July 21st, 2008 in managing time, energy, bliss.
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Pain In The Planner
The unexplainable phenomenon of client themes is something I enjoy routinely in my practice. I know I’ve talked and blogged about this, but bare with me - I am fascinated by not just this theme, but the similarity in chosen solutions running in the last few weeks. It involves all things “planner.”
So many people I [...]
Posted by on July 18th, 2008 in mindfulness, women's business.
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Post Pity Party
Sometimes we may need to help a party come to a close, and sometimes they just end. This time it was both.
I recently chose to put off my visit to San Francisco, a favorite place of mine. A large part of my trip was to be spent with my brother, but his plans changed and [...]
Posted by on July 15th, 2008 in balancing work and play, health and well being, self-compassion.
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Zip Dip
I love coffee. The smell…the taste…even the sound of the beans grinding makes my mouth water. I drink it almost daily. (I’m having some now.)
For many years I went beyond enjoying to using, past using to abusing. I justified it to either jump-start me in my afternoon dip, or push me awake in the morning. [...]
Posted by on July 10th, 2008 in health and well being, mindfulness, self-compassion.
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