I’ve never attended Rise, the personal growth women’s conference from Rachel Hollis, but I’ve always wanted to. This year, due to the pandemic, Hollis Co pivoted by bringing it online because the show must go on! I learned a lot from the incredible speakers, but the theme I was learning about the most was change […]
If you’ve ever started a sentence with, “I’ve always wanted to….” then this post is for you. When I hear those words, I immediately wonder why they’ve never done it. Busy? Procrastination? Money? Maybe they don’t really want to? There are tons of reasons why people don’t cross things off their bucket lists, what is
I broke a promise to myself and I’m not proud of it, but I did use it as an opportunity to learn. There I was, standing outside the room of my first Toastmasters meeting and I froze. I stared at the open door for a few seconds when I was instantly worried they might see
I’d often wondered why I wrote a book, started this blog and made a podcast. I’ve heard many speakers say that they do it to serve others, but the thought of ‘serving others’ never resonated with me until I heard someone say they did it because it wasn’t about them. They’re right; it’s not about
Wait, what’s an acute problem? Everything actually. If you stub your toe on a door, do you sell the house? No. Even though the pain is all you can think about and you just want it to stop, you don’t do anything crazy, like sell the house. Seems pretty irrational, right? You KNOW the pain
The virtual book launch party was a success! I’m so grateful for everyone that attended live and cheered me on. I got some great feedback and my message resonated with them. It was so cool. As you know, the book is available on Amazon….BUT….there is a bonus offered in the video and it is available
In the spirit of thinking outside the box, I’ve decided to host my virtual book launch on Sunday, April 5, 2020 @ 2pm EST! YAY! My actual book launch party was postponed, but I wasn’t going to let that stop me from getting my message out there. What if I had a VIRTUAL book launch?!
You read the title correctly: the time you have in self isolation is a GIFT! Think about the feeling you have when a meeting or event is cancelled. Do you experience relief, relaxed feeling or a little excitement? I know I do and suddenly, I have this extra time! I get a little excited and
In my book, The New Bucket List, I talk a lot about getting your shit together, living with no regrets and getting out of your comfort zone…one topic in particular is very uncomfortable: accepting mortality. It’s the truth; one day your life WILL end. It can be hard to grasp and hard to see a
I realized in my entire book, I talk about how to improve yourself, but not about forgive yourself for the past. Oops. It wasn’t until a friend of mine read it and was looking a little glum. I asked her if she was OK and she said she was mad at herself. She’s an amazing
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