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 […]
Category: Being Your Best Self
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
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
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
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
In the spirit of positivity, and kind of related to my last post, I’d like to talk about having a ‘should’ mindset over a ‘want’ mindset. I should go to the gym OR I want to go to the gym. I should call my parents OR I want to call my parents. I should go
I often push people to say YES and preach the importance of saying YES, but there is immense power in saying NO as well. With a lot of life events, I’ve felt required to say yes because I never felt no was an option. ‘I SHOULD’ or ‘I HAVE TO’ were how started sentences for
Has life not turned out quite as you expected it? Still blaming your parents? Who’s responsible for this mess?! Blame [bleym] verb – to hold responsible or find fault with Dictionary.com The question is: Does blame really matter? The answer: No, it doesn’t. It does not fix the problem nor does doesn’t make anyone feel
Do you suffer from the fear of missing out, also known as FOMO? If you do have FOMO, that means you’re in for everything. You want to be seen everywhere experiencing everything. If you don’t have FOMO, it’s going to take a little more coaxing to get you out there. You may not feel the
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