Transformation depends on integration Lately I’ve been deeply focused on growing my business. Like many of us, I’ve had my eyes fixed on the next step, the next project, the next piece of the puzzle. Then, during this recent New Moon, I received a gentle reminder from my spiritual practice: Pause. Notice what’s already changed….
Understanding brain balance helps you in three major ways: it reduces self-blame, it explains why healing is layered; and it helps you set goals you can actually complete.
Sometimes you might get the sense that people you admire never have problems or challenges.This is almost never true. Those challenges? I call them the wobble. A business, career, or personal action gets planned, and it sounds exciting at the time of conception. But as the moment to act draws near… the wobble appears. What’s…
Everyone can be challenged when you take an idea (metaphysical realm) to the physical realm. This demands you learn what works for you and keep at it. The mission for sensitives is to keep moving, keep learning what works, and keep growing that self-respect and love along the way.
She started working on having more balance because her life was a mess. It helps me when people admit challenges, and give the nitty gritty details on how they turned this around.
One of August’s Soul Themes is Reinvention. In the marketplace and elsewhere, stories of innovation abound. Alongside this, businesses are closing and uncertainty grows. The intuitive hit for Fall 2020 is, start leaning into reinvention early. Be proactive. Look at your life, your work, your relationships. Look at the big picture of it all right…
In this Self-Care Series, we look at Self-care Sabotage #2: False Beliefs that Undermine Sanity. Everyone has limiting beliefs that rise up now and then. When you bring them out in the open by naming them, you often see how inaccurate they are. Then you can tame them, reframe them, “sane” ’em. Limiting beliefs (LBs)!…
We have deluded ourselves into believing the myth that capitalism grew and prospered out of the Protestant ethic of hard work and sacrifice. The fact is that capitalism was built on the exploitation and suffering of black slaves and continues to thrive on the exploitation of the poor — both black and white, here and abroad. – Martin Luther King, Jr.