that may have been the norm before now

the reason i encourage us, myself + others, to explore “why” so much is not to seem intrusive or to cast judgment, but rather to invite us to get intimate with, to connect with, + to ask ourselves by asking, “what does it mean to me?”when something means nothing to you, do you ever step back to ask yourself: why am i really doing this?am i truly living a…… Continue reading that may have been the norm before now

now this is how you start the week!

get focused! this week’s focus word: calm get hype! let’s affirm the shit out of this week: affirmations for week 16 of 52 my imaginative ideas are robust + effortlessly flow from my mind, encouraging me to unabashedly explore my creativity. peace finds me wherever i go. calm consumes me with each breath that i take. changing my behavior is…… Continue reading now this is how you start the week!

frustrated to the max!

did you know that frustration has multiple meanings? by definition, it means being upset or annoyed. but words not only have a collectively agreed upon meaning — they also have meaning to us on an individual level. to me, frustration is feedback. it shows me exactly what i don’t want to experience in my life right now + is a…… Continue reading frustrated to the max!

if you’re scared, say you’re scared

if you’re scared, say you’re scared, fam. if you’re afraid of losing love, say that.if you’re afraid of being alone, say that.if you’re afraid of not being in complete control, say that.if you’re afraid you’ll fumble that opportunity, say that. the quicker you can admit what you’re feeling + determine the root cause of the fear,…… Continue reading if you’re scared, say you’re scared

the podcast: this is a completely appropriate response (episode 76)

listen to episode 76! in this episode, we are exploring our feelings + using them as feedback to determine which course of action to take next! take a listen below! show notes for the podcast episode below are the show notes (supplemental reading) for this episode! use them to take notes, complete the exercises, and… Continue reading the podcast: this is a completely appropriate response (episode 76)