Needing to be perceived as perfect, by myself as well as others, I have neglected you, my dear readers. I’ve been looking for the “right” theme to be consistent and then prejudging, without asking, what you might want to be … Continue reading
As I reflect on the following question for myself, I ask you, “What in your life brings joy?” Many of you have enjoyed the flower photos in various Picture to Ponder/Treasure Your Life mailings, and these posts, over the years. … Continue reading
Before you start reading my “do-you-see-what-I-see” in the following “stories,” I suggest that you take a moment or two to look at each of the images below and notice what “pops out” for you…what do you “see” in the photos? STORIES – We make … Continue reading
Did you ever make an assumption, act on it and discover years later that you were wrong? If so, were there negative consequences? Fortunately there were no negative consequences in the story I am about to share. In fact, recently after … Continue reading
Is curiosity one of your drivers? For me curiosity, exploring, then discovering solutions to challenges are all part of the foundations of my life purpose. What is/are your foundation(s)? Last week, at the end of the third session of The Magic of … Continue reading
In the last two posts, I used Lorikeets to personify being in active communication with another. Today I’m using the Purple Gallinule to inspire you to break through blocks you might have or to simply enjoy the bird. Purple Gallinule on the stem … Continue reading
“Talking, active listening, effective communication lead to closeness, connection and love,” as demonstrated by the Lorikeets whom I’m using in this announcement. I have reframed my business to focus on serving as a Communication and Connection coach. Using fun, uplifting … Continue reading
Have you ever noticed that, or how, your past might be holding you back? Your thoughts about one or more situations? Things you thought you did well, or exceeded, in. Then you fear you can’t do the same or better? A … Continue reading
As I share a “missing” from several years ago, I invite you consider one or more “missings” you may be having as we go through these challenging times together. Recently a dear friend of mine shared about decorating her mailbox for autumn. … Continue reading