There comes a time in our lives when we are given opportunities to grow and expand our ideas of who we are and what we desire. Often these opportunities don’t come in pretty packages wrapped in smiles and laughter, although they can. Usually what pushes us to look at who we are and what we stand for is a challenging issue of some kind; having to face something that seems completely out of our control for example. This often looks like change that we didn’t see coming or didn’t ask for, we are unprepared. And because we are creatures of comfort, finding security in feeling like we know --click here for more--
Relationships: Letting Them Go
A change in plans…
[caption id="" align="alignright" width="300" caption="Image via Wikipedia"][/caption] Have you ever noticed that sometimes, despite our best efforts and precisely laid out plans, life takes us on an unexpected detour and all of our plans go flying out the window? People that know me often think that because of what I do for a living, because I have a lot of knowledge, experience and spiritual gifts, that I am some sort of a “guru”. They think that because, as I have been told frequently, I help so many people so easily that I’m different, special. But the truth is that I am --click here for more--
Help with Stress & Anxiety
Do you realize that anxiety has become so common that many people tend to think it’s “normal” to walk around with different levels of it everyday? Here’s a link to help you overcome anxiety (and recognize how it is affecting you). It is an article titled “Breaking the Cycle of Anxiety” by Deepak Chopra, and I think you will find it useful, and will likely want to pass it on to someone else, too! http://www.oprah.com/spirit/Deepak-Chopra-Breaking-the-Cycle-of-Anxiety Share and Enjoy: --click here for more--
You won’t be successful if…
[caption id="" align="alignright" width="255" caption="Image via Wikipedia"][/caption] If I were to ask you if you were successful, what would you say? What would be the first thing to come to mind if you were asked this question? You’d probably be surprised to know that most of the people that I have worked with do not consider themselves to be successful, regardless of what they have accomplished in their life. I have sat down with people who have a net worth of close to a million dollars who don’t consider themselves successful. Why? I think there’s a couple of reasons for --click here for more--
Bad Habits & “Acceptable” Addictions
[caption id="" align="alignright" width="300" caption="Image via Wikipedia"][/caption] We all have our vises, don’t we? I mean, let’s face it, there’s usually something in our lives that we know isn’t good for us or helping us, and sometimes it even hurts us and slows down our progress with achieving our goals. But if you have never stopped to look at how addictions work, and have never considered identifying any that you might have, keep reading. Addictions. The topic has been covered by mainstream physicians and psychologists for years and years and there’s a lot of --click here for more--


