Role Model Mom: Living the Life of Your Dreams
Mother’s can’t deny it: motherhood is truly a satisfying role and many women have said that this is the best job in the world. However, many ambitious, working, entrepreneurial mothers do feel disconnected from their dreams, as they are often overshadowed my maternal obligations and duties. When a mother’s life starts to just become all about her family and children, she loses sight of her own passions and dreams.
New Thoughts: New HeightsOver the years we have developed habits. According to the Webster’s dictionary there are many descriptions of what a habit is. For the purpose of this article I want to focus on the habit of our mindset. Whether it’s a good or bad habit depends on the effect it has on your life. If this habit helps you to achieve goals, improve your health or adds meaning to your life, then I would say it’s a very good habit. (I think you know that my next sentence is going to start with a big old ‘but’, so I won’t disappoint you). BUT, if habits are unhealthy, debilitating, unhelpful and hurting the people in your life, then guess what? Things need to change.
Healing My Grief: The Birth of a Book, Not a Childby: Kristen Lucas
Passions into Profitsby Cynthia Brian
Are you passionate about your business? If not, why not? People who know their purpose and are passionate about living are happier, more fun-loving, have less stress and are more excited about every opportunity. Do you know how to turn your passions into profits?
Here are a few tips that will assist you in living your dream.
1. Dream the dream. Don’t worry if it seems crazy or impossible. What do you love to do in life? If you knew you could not fail, what would you tackle and who would you be? Dream big.
The Woman in BlueExcerpted from Courage and Croissants, Inspiring Joyful Living, A Story and Life Guidebook
by Suzanne Saxe-Roux and Jean P. Roux
Without leaps of imagination, or dreaming,
we lose the excitement of possibilities.
Dreaming, after all, is a form of planning.
Gloria Steinem,
American feminist icon, author, and publisher (1934-)
