I’m so pleased to have coach and writer Hayley Forster on the blog today. In this post, she shares about her decluttering journey and how it allowed her to make space in her life for all the good things she
Unlock Abundance Through Decluttering!
The Ultimate Guide to Decluttering Your Heart & Mind
Decluttering our environment has many benefits as it releases negativity and makes space for new possibilities. This works well for heads and hearts, as well as our homes. In today’s post, I share what intangibles we can declutter, why it’s
We are beyond our relationships.
I am myself. When I take “gender-role” tests, I come up “casually masculine.” What does that mean? It means I wear pants. I like pants. I do well in pants. Ain’t nobody gonna take my pants. Seriously though – there
How to Heart Talk
I’ve talked a lot about how we can be loving towards ourselves and others, but I thought it would be good to get really specific. This is the first in a mini-series of Applied Compassion posts. Please keep in mind
Our Sick Dominance Hierarchy
When Orlando happened, a large group of my friends fell into public shock and grief. Then last week, another group of friends fell into public shock and grief when Alton Sterling and Philando Castile were murdered. To call it anything
Active Love Requires Everything
Compassion is not a sometimes thing. It’s an all the time thing. Loving actively isn’t something we can do with homeless people on the sidewalk and then ignore it when we get home. It’s not something relegated to volunteerism, and
#TuesdayCoffeeTalk: Real Moments
Kind of spoilers, I guess? You’ve been kind of warned… I have warm fuzzy feelings for Suzanne Collins – or at least her writing ability. I finally watched Mockingjay Part 2 yesterday. Everyone else in line waited for Will Ferrel
#WriterWednesday: Winning Writing
In the last week my feeds have been filled with certificates and relieved exclamations of “I won NaNoWriMo!” This is quickly followed by clarifying statements of, “But I still have about 30,000 words to finish the story.” It feels like
