Regression During The Great Pause Many feel like life is at a stand still at the moment, like life is on hold. For others I’ve been speaking with, they feel a distinct and frightening shift happening. I liken this to a regression. Since the pandemic has begun, many adults have found financial, emotional, and …
Valentine’s Day is notorious for making single people feel like crap. (And sometimes rendering those who are coupled disappointed when expectations go unmet or overtures are under-appreciated.) We’ve all been there. We profess it’s a dumb day for money-making marketers and try to be impervious to the heart-shaped candy boxes suddenly front and center everywhere, …
Let’s face it. More often than not, when the seasons shift we are overwhelmingly inspired to make grand changes and to “re-align” our lifestyles. Well, here’s a post to help you along the way, one step at a time. Below are 5 helpful lifestyle changes to consider this Fall to get you feeling more grounded …
Know your anger – it’s a good thing. To know it, kiss it on the mouth even. If you don’t learn to become intimate with your anger you will ascribe it not to you but to the world outside. That is setting up a lifetime of hell. To live in a world as furious, stagnant, …
Knowing what you want is crucial to living a good life, but it’s not enough. There are many people who get everything they want and remain miserable. The key is learning what you want in order to feel fulfilled. And that is how you can make your life your own work of art. Because figuring …
“Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing themselves.” – Leo Tolstoy This quote is so important. Now, more than ever, people are feeling overwhelmingly depressed and anxious, while simultaneously trying to change the world. In essence, they are asking the world to grow while they sit by and watch, hoping …
Anais Nin said, “we don’t see things as they are, we see things as we are.” That could be depressing, but it could also be inspiring: the life we live is not finished but rather a work in progress that we have a hand in creating. Boundaries, consistency and space/openness are a great trifecta for …
Vision is always ahead of execution. This is something all artists learn on their way to becoming great. The moment we envision something that we passionately want for our lives, most often it is ahead of what we are able to produce at the moment. This is not failure, but the natural course of things. …
Anger can drive you but it also rots the engine. If you don’t only care about getting there, but care about how you feel when you get there; you will ultimately have to find a better energy source. Josh Jonas
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