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DO WHATEVER YOU WANT (the forgotten advantages of being an adult).
Are you responding as if your parents are still telling you what to do (yikes) – or listening to our push and compare culture?
Free New Year Journal Prompts
Instead of rushing into the new year – call it in in phases, supported by these free journal prompts, fostering ease, clarity and intention for 2023!
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Simplicity. Ease. Flow. The Forecast for 2023! [1-minute read]
Actualizing a dream that’s been swimming in my mind and heart for two years – feels so good!
Yesterday I placed the close-to-final brushstrokes on the soon-to-open Emerge to Thrive Society. A community for women seeking simplicity, ease, and flow – while getting the things done that matter most.
For those who don’t know me well, I LOVE creating connections (former event planner in one chapter of my life), inspiring, and deep diving into those areas, which are sometimes challenging to do solo…
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Sacred Selfishness [A Daily Practice of Self Love]
Women tend to have the bar set high and be self-critical… here’s why adopting the practice of “Sacred Selfishness” is so important to the well-being of Self and our planet too.
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For the easiest holiday season ever, watch this 2.5-minute video [1-minute read]
Many years ago, I released holiday obligations and anything that elevated my stress levels, and then an interesting thing happened – I didn’t feel more holiday joy; I felt less. How odd is that? I had become so accustomed to holiday stress that the season felt...