In my last post, I talked about some of the most difficult emotions of all – anger and rage. We’re taught that processing anger involves closing doors. For example, if you have a dictator for a business partner, you avoid that person because allowing your anger to bubble up can thwart change in your life. […]
What is the hardest emotion for you to work with? For many of us, anger and rage are the most difficult emotions to process, and if you allow them to get the best of you, they can thwart change. Anger and rage can prevent you from getting to where you want to be All of
You’ve come to this planet for various reasons. Many of those reasons have to do with knowing yourself as a creator and finding your purpose. Your interaction with this awareness is what initiates the “becoming” process of who you’re really meant to be on this planet. This is the process in which you become the embodiment
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The daily grind makes it hard to stay connected. Connected to your unique wisdom and gifts, your passion and zest for life, your family, and to yourself. It’s as if you always have to give something up to be the change you wish to see and achieve genuine fulfillment. Chances are, what you really crave
Having a difference of opinion with someone that I love has actually been the story of my life. I’m usually the one to take big leaps and make decisions that don’t seem to make sense to anyone else; often causing a difference of opinion between myself and my loved ones. And after years of it,
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When I stopped expecting certainty, I became whole. When I allowed the unknown and uncertainty to become my partner in co-creation, I began to enjoy the process of life every single day, no matter what. Yet, embracing your fear of uncertainty is easier said than done. It’s not something you can just “choose”. It requires a
I decided to make this blog because I don’t believe that doing deep inner work needs to be something that takes up tons of time. Creating a meaningful and transformational self-development practice doesn’t mean meditating for hours a day or traveling to a literal mountain top (though I have nothing against meditation and actually find
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Personal growth can be this deep, watery, sometimes very emotional endeavor that seems like it’s holding you back from taking action and getting things done. What I want to make clear is that you have time for both. You CAN commit yourself to personal growth while actively getting work done for your business and/or showing
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I want to talk today about a very common downfall that I see happen with those of you who are trying to create change by doing what you know to be true. It could be change in company culture, your home, or your family. Maybe it’s societal change or your leadership team that you’re hoping
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A few weeks ago I was on a train in Morocco. My close friend and colleague turned to me and said, “Hey I think we should be careful about what we show to the corporate workplace here, even on social media…” I believe in listening fully to the person I’m talking to — in surrendering
