It’s okay to hold the unpopular opinion. In fact, it’s necessary. Opposing views are necessary. This isn’t to say that I think bad things should happen, or that I want people to suffer – not in the least. I do,
I’ve been thinking about the things that are the most important to me – my values. My principles. Why is it important to think about this? Because it helps you direct EVERYTHING else. If you don’t know who you are
Decluttering seems like it would only give a person the satisfaction of a tidy house, but it is so much more! Decluttering for creatives has the ability to bring clarity to the heart and mind, as well as make space
About three months ago I planned my blog posts through some time in January. This is usually a great idea. In fact, I recommend it to other bloggers so when you have a chunk of time you can bang out
It’s the end of September (and the third quarter of 2016) which means it’s a great time to re-evaluate my use of the Chalkboard Method (for info on what it is and how I implemented it, check out my post
I’m working twice as hard in order to be away. I had to get people to cover my groups, schedule more weeks of social posts, plus write and schedule more weeks of blog posts. This additional effort to make sure
Transitions are hard. Often they bring out all the old stuff – they bring out the questions and the leftover baggage. Sometimes they stir up that old Inner Critic – the inner voice of judgment. It’s not fun because it
“Nature abhors a vacuum” could be the motto of the Chalkboard Method. It helps you create space in areas where you want to attract things (a system to set intentions!). About two weeks ago, I recognized I reached another moment
As part of my move along with goals, I’ve been doing crazy things. Mostly these involve: doing things that are scary every day, developing and sticking to systems, and listening to my body. The scary stuff I’ve been doing has
When I was a kid, my parents had expectations for me. I was expected to get “A” grades in nearly every subject. My teachers had expectations for me too. Friends, acquaintances, and coworkers told me for as long as I
