We refer to “going down the Google rabbit hole” because of a natural human instinct: curiosity. When have an inborn desire to know more.
Read MoreHave you ever exclaimed aloud that flowers are beautiful and make you feel so good when you take time to soak them in?
Read MoreFeeling mentally cluttered, anxious, or a bit overwhelmed? Take stock of the influx of information. Then start cutting things out.
Read MoreI’m sure in your life you have done something awesome. You have persevered, faced a hard time, figured it out... what were those situations?
Read MoreA rebellious rant. For the love of all things holy... stop with the hype already. I’m hyped out.
Read MoreHow then, could we ever fear being like someone else? In competition with someone doing the ‘same thing’? No one is quite like the other.
Read MoreSometimes I wish I could turn it off. I know what I know, unsee what I see. It would be simpler to be unaware. Less complicated.
Read MoreTrust in yourself is a muscle. You gotta work it. Practice is the most important component of self trust and confidence.
But how do you trust yourself before you trust yourself?
Read MoreYou can acknowledge something about yourself (that you don’t necessarily like or wish to continue) as true. You don’t have to accept it as a part of you forever. Yet, change cannot come without acknowledging what is.
Read MoreTake what serves you and leave the rest.
Read MoreRecord scratch! STOP THE MUSIC! All of these thoughts are your cue to stop and take note. Don’t fall into contraction...
Read MoreThe energy of my todo list completely shifted! I had a list of items that were helping me achieve my bigger goals! This was not a list of small items that were what I had to get done to make room to do the work of building my brand —this IS the work of building my brand.
I couldn’t be happier to roll up my sleeves this week!
Read MoreI ponder... is the opposite of true automatically false? Can two ideas or facts be equally true and equally opposite?
What is the benefit of holding to one side as right, thereby automatically making its opposite wrong?
What if the opposite is true?
Read More“What holds us back isn’t grossly [undervaluing or] overvaluing our work…
… but tragically underestimating our innate, and ever-expanding capacity to produce more (and better) expressions of it.
A stealth, yet silently crippling form of what the modern personal growth crowd would call a ‘scarcity mindset’.”
Read MoreRecently I’ve been meeting a lot of new people. And so I’ve been introducing the idea of this scale —because, let’s face it, five minutes in and you’re gonna know I’m a bit Woo. And I’ve been pleasantly surprised at how people open up that side of themselves when I give them “permission to go there” by offering it up.
I like the feeling of offering the invitation for others to join me in all things Woo. That’s my jam.
Are you Woo? Me too!
Read MoreLearn to slow down but don’t quit.
There are days when it’s all just too much. This is my go-to trick to keep moving and not stop. Stopped momentum is harder to overcome than a little slow-roll.
Be kind, be gentle, be prepared for terrible days.
Read MoreIf you wanna get to where you want to go (“success”) by being proper, right, by the book, normal, or doing what everyone else is doing... you’re gonna bore yourself and everyone else.
Read MoreTaking up space is more than just a physical thing. It’s more than an open posture, though it is that too. This idea is more along the lines of taking your time. It’s ok to speak slowly. Take your time. Ask questions. Open up, nestle in. It’s ok.
You are worthy to be here. You are enough in every moment. The more you know this the less you have to prove it.
Read MoreSo many thoughts trying to walk through the door at the same time, shoulder to shoulder. I’m talking about big, strong opinions with Johnny Bravo shoulders.
I’m putting this here for posterity to return to often. I hope it helps you too. Refer to it as often as needed.
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