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It feels almost baked into us—that hope to arrive. To reach the destination. Completion. Enlightenment.Are we there yet? (Spoiler: No. And we never really will be. But also—yes. Because being present, truly present in new ways, can be incredible. And it can be enough.) Expansion derails are a lot of things, but they’re not necessarily…
How Balanced Receiving and Asking for Help Strengthens Community The theme of growing support and connection came up in my recent months of preparing for a TED-style talk. A couple of times I needed a helping hand. After three decades of working in mental health, I know how to recognize this and was able to…
Building intuition accuracy takes practice. Here are two practices that can help. Intuitive wisdom does come from a nonlogical part of you. Usually, that logical side is the default and a much more comfortable way of understanding the world. The logical side of the mind is important, no doubt. Yet the emotional side of the…
Just recovering from a family holiday visit, I noticed some ancestral patterns getting stirred up that I hadn’t anticipated. As we enter the holiday season, I thought I’d share four observations and a few tools that helped me recover and re-center — a few bits of preventative wisdom in case you’re heading “home” soon too….
Renaissance (American Heritage Dictionary): 1. A rebirth; revival. 2. Renaissance. A. The humanistic revival of art, literature, and learning in Europe… 3. Any similar period of revived intellectual or artistic achievement. (from Latin renasci, to be born again) So – Oh look. It just started snowing. A few minutes ago I was wondering if I…
There are many places where effective marketing is initially counter-intuitive. Often my ideal clients are superwomen of intuition. That makes it doubly hard to lean into actions that make marketing sense, but go against the grain of what feels right intuitively. Quite the conundrum! It’s kind of like the hard work required, before you get…