Knit, but make it mindful.
My interview with crafting entrepreneur Elyse Sundita
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There’s no better time than right now to Live Your Best Light!
Knit, but make it mindful.
My interview with crafting entrepreneur Elyse Sundita
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Read MoreMost of our stories speak to the perseverance of the human heart
My interview with the Founder of As You Wish Publishing, Kyra Schaefer
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Read More“I’ve always believed in my heart that the best songs, the ones that resonate in my soul and therefore go out into the world and resonate in other people’s, don’t come from us. They come through us. And I always say a little prayer before I go into my music room. It’s sort of a prayer of intention that says, please let me bring forth something that will help heal.” - Carole Bayer Sager
Read MoreMy guided meditation “Safe Haven Journey to Soothe Anxiety” is now available on InsightTimer
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Read MoreA guided meditation to help manage anxiety during this pandemic.
Read MoreDisconnection from creativity can lead us to self-imposed exile.
My interview with the author of The Bright Way
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Read MoreWhat does it mean to “live your best light”? My heart tells me it’s when all of the pieces of myself agree that we’re on the same team, and I stand proud in all of who I am, despite the fear and doubt, for all to see. Only then can my true light, the authentic message that my soul joyfully wants to share, come through.
Read More“Don’t worry about how it’s going to pan out, just dive in, and do it with all the love and compassion that you can conjure up.” - Rebecca Campbell
“Are you paralyzed with fear? That’s a good sign. Fear is good. Like self-doubt, fear is an indicator. Fear tells us what we have to do. Remember one rule of thumb: the more scared we are of a work or calling, the more sure we can be that we have to do it.”
-Steven Pressfield