Tag: mindset

Reflections

Reflections

I’ve noticed that I tend to write things a few days later than most. I used to think that meant I wasn’t planning ahead enough or once I missed the “day” then it would be stupid to post about the holiday or event. (Big Reflection–Dive In with me below)

The truth is, I don’t write about them before because I haven’t experienced them yet. I don’t know how I’ll feel or how it will go until it’s actually happened.

Also, I’m pleased to realize that it’s also because I’m actually freaking present during holidays and events or hangouts so typing about it doesn’t even cross my mind. Not even the morning of or evening after usually either. And that is something I’m super grateful for.

So here it comes friends, my post about 2020. Continue reading “Reflections” →

Uncover a Fresh Approach to Your Life

Uncover a Fresh Approach to Your Life

It’s a new mindset…That’s actually what it is.

It has nothing to do with the new year, it’s just a time that we all feel better about the blank slate type feel of January SO why not take advantage of that and set ourselves up right with a New Year Mindset!?

Mindset is everything. I know people like to say that but I’ve been living it since before it was a cool statement to make and I am so freaking passionate about helping people see it for themselves.

Along with your perspective, your mindset truly sets you apart from the rest. It also sets the tone for every single thing you do, every word you say, and everything you interpret. You use your mindset all day everyday, like a million times probably.

So whether we like to admit it or not, our mindset can truly set the tone for everything in our world.

Remember that blank slate we were just talking about? Continue reading “Uncover a Fresh Approach to Your Life” →

Establishing Deeply Rooted Purpose

Establishing Deeply Rooted Purpose

Too many people make resolutions because they think that’s what we’re “supposed to do” this time of year but the truth is, that belief is way OFF.

What we should be doing this time of year is a mixture of reflection, connecting in with how we really want our lives to be, and how we can set the tone to make that actually happen.

Not through goal making but through intention setting. Through establishing some deeply rooted purpose and direction around how you’re wanting your new year to be.

We have the power to create just that and in turn, be able to truly bob and weave as needed throughout the year. And if 2020 taught us anything, it’s that being able to pivot is a necessity.

If any of this is resonating, my newest program is for you.

What do you get? Continue reading “Establishing Deeply Rooted Purpose” →

Themes

Themes

New Year, new me?

 

Ha. Nope. That’s not how it works. We all know that 9 times out of 10, resolutions don’t stick. 

 

This topic has been hot on my mind for a couple of months now and i’ve been bursting at the seams to share more about this with as many people as I can. 

Continue reading “Themes” →

You’ve Got To Find What Makes You Tick

You’ve Got To Find What Makes You Tick

I often hear from people about how they have a hard time staying motivated, or consistent, or moving forward versus moving around and around in circles.

And I have many questions to get to the bottom of why that keeps happening, instead of what most expect which is for me just to throw a pre-written plan at them and tell them to just use that.

You see, cookie-cutter responses have never worked for me and it’s been my experience that they don’t really work for other people either. But most will just keep accepting that type of advice over and over, continuing to feel like they’re not making real progress (not long-lasting at least) and wondering what must be wrong with them because none of these things are working.

Continue reading “You’ve Got To Find What Makes You Tick” →

Finding the Joy

Finding the Joy

A couple of years ago someone asked me what brought me joy and honestly, I froze. I didn’t know what to say. I wasn’t sure how to answer that question at all.

I mean, my business brought me joy, my clients made me happy, my successes we’re great but actual JOY? I was fresh out of ideas.

So, I started down this path of seeking job in all of the little moments that occur. Mix that with gratitude and it’s proving to be a very rewarding experience to create.

So I ask you, how much are you leaving on the table without joy?

The truth is, probably a LOT.  Continue reading “Finding the Joy” →

Dare To Think Differently

Dare To Think Differently

Be the Change YOU Wish to See In This World.

(If you’ve found yourself frustrated or overwhelmed with what’s happening in the world right now, this post is for you.)
Continue reading “Dare To Think Differently” →

One Of The Best Gifts I’ve Been Given

One Of The Best Gifts I’ve Been Given

Permission to exhale in the most non-elegant or “abnormal” fashion when breathing into my body has proven to be one of the best gifts I’ve been given.

You listen to guided meditations and watch your yoga instructor or favorite guide and they look so exquisite with slow controlled exhales, that’s all you are taught to do. That’s what you try to mimic in your own practice, never knowing that there might actually be another way, a more helpful way to release.

I think there is a definite time and place for slow controlled exhales, I still use that technique all the time, several times a day in order to reset my thinking, lessen my pain, or calm my nerves or feelings or emotions. Continue reading “One Of The Best Gifts I’ve Been Given” →

Write Your Reality

Write Your Reality

This podcast episode is for you if you’ve ever wondered how you can mix your desires with your actions to create your reality. I go into my favorite secret tool for doing just that. 

Continue reading “Write Your Reality” →

Constant Game

Constant Game

Sometimes it’s a constant game of calling yourself out. Yep, every time you have a negative thought, or want to ignore a task, or find yourself going down the rabbit hole of fiction after making an assumption.
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That work never stops. It’s something you have to actively change, address, and improve on.
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Does it get easier? Yes. Continue reading “Constant Game” →