i-Thrive!
WELCOME!! Have you considered the possibility that no matter what circumstances you are facing, including the challenge of cancer, you have the right to lead an extraordinary life? What if there was a process to help you create this for yourself? Are you ready for more? Scroll down to read my twice a week blog or click here to… Continue reading “i-Thrive!”
Oprah’s Lesson on Authentic Communication
Most of the time, Oprah speaks from her heart, not her ego. She calls herself and others to live a more compassionate, giving and spiritual life. Check almost any episode and you’ll find her speaking her truth. But none of us is perfect.
There are many contributing factors that occurred behind the scenes, but ultimately the viewer experience for me of her initial interview with James Frey, writer of A Million Little Pieces, was one time where her communication was not authentic. She came to the interview with a plate full of judgment and made it all about her. Continue reading “Oprah’s Lesson on Authentic Communication”
It Simply Must Be…
…extraordinary…nothing less. What is extraordinary? It is something that is defined individually by each person. To some, it may mean climbing Mount Everest. To others, it may mean a life where they create a loving, connected family. What extraordinary looks like is up to you. What it feels like is very exhilarating, inspiring and exciting. Continue reading “It Simply Must Be…”
More On The Choices We Make
I had originally written this post on the weekend of New Years and had it scheduled when I heard about the passing of Jessica Joy Reese. So today we’ll take Tuesday’s post one step further and explore more about the topic of choice. It’s a one worth your time because when it comes down to it in life we have our word and we have choice as our two main keys to living in integrity and being empowered.
We all make them. Either by default or through careful consideration. Some are difficult. Some are easy. Every day from the moment we awaken, we are in a continuous state of making decisions:
- what to wear
- what to eat
- what to do
- who to see
- where to go
At some point for most of us, those decisions involve more complicated issues: Continue reading “More On The Choices We Make”
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