Healing My Grief: The Birth of a Book, Not a Child
by: Kristen Lucas
You Can Chose to be Empty or Full
March 31st, 2011
The old saying, “Do we see the cup half full or half empty?” is hugely powerful when we learn to take the trash in our minds out and replace it with the blessings. We have been taught by society that beauty is on the outside no matter how many times we have ‘heard’ that it is on the inside. We are told from childhood that we are what we make of life but at the same time the world and unhappy people around us tell us that we will never amount to anything in the way that they sneer and look judgingly toward us.
Between a Rock and a Hard Place
March 24th, 2011
Between a Rock and a Hard Place
by: Sylvia Lafair, Ph.D.
When is too much too much? For me it was whenever a solution would not show up when I requested it. I was used to solving problems, making things work out for the best; for me and for all my business clients.
I was considered a master executive coach, so why was it taking so long to solve my own coaching issue. It was one of those “physician heal thyself” moments; not moments, actually days that kept turning into weeks and then months.
How to dream big
November 18th, 2010
HOW TO DREAM BIG
Dreaming big, is something we do most when we are children. Yet, when we hit the teen-aged years, our dreams have gotten so beat up that we start to ‘Dream Safely’ or not at all.
For me, growing up in the inner city with teen-aged parents, I was counted out before I even started. In order to persevere, I had to have a spirit for survival in order to catapult me to the person I am today. Most people, who knew me, would meet me and never grasp the struggles I had growing up. Truly, I didn’t grasp them because I always saw the glass as half full, yet it could get empty if I didn’t hustle to make something happen.
The Miracle Morning
April 28th, 2010
The Miracle Morning
The Not-So-Obvious Secret Guaranteed To Change Your Entire Life… (Before 8:00 a.m.)
By: “Yo Pal” Hal Elrod, Embracing My Journey Guest Blogger.
“One of the saddest things in life is to get to the end and look back in regret, knowing that you could have been, done, and had so much more, and then wondering why you didn’t.”
—ROBIN SHARMA, bestselling author
Everyday, every single one of us face life’s great challenge. It is the challenge of choosing, whether consciously or unconsciously, to either be extraordinary—living life on our terms and creating the lifestyle that we truly want—or to succumb to our excuses and settle for the pain of mediocrity in our lives.
