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Step Into Your Power

August 21, 2016 by Leslie Green 2 Comments

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Irresistibly sweet Girl Scouts, parked at tables outside of grocery store entrances, walking door-to-door, with their irresistibly sweet voices, luring you to buy their irresistibly sweet cookies.

Except that…irresistibly sweet I am not. It takes everything in me not to snap, “No, thank you! I DON’T want your stinkin’ cookies!”

First, I don’t like the thought of being responsible for turning once smiling eyes into pools of disconsolate tears. But underneath my more human side—because hey, I am a mom and I know the pain I feel when my own children cry—underneath the human-mom-me, is the self-sabotaging woman, the woman who knows this simple fact:

I DO want their stinkin’ cookies. Bottom line: Thin Mints Have Power Over Me.

Thin Mints, Cheetos, McDonald’s French fries, movie theatre popcorn, Twilight (book series, not movies), Breaking Bad…and most recently, Stranger Things. 

All items above, at one point in my life, had power over me. Items, that once I started, picked up in my hands—no, even before that—once my mind latched on to the feeling it gave me, I’d find myself diving in with a sense of devouring urgency. There simply was no turning back. Continue Reading

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Why Would Losing Make You Shout: I Am Free!?

June 19, 2016 by Leslie Green 6 Comments

How’d You Do?

If you’re just joining us, in our last blog post I proposed 7 Things to Lose If You Want to Win. Win what? YOU! The REAL you that will emerge in a way you’ll feel compelled to shout out loud: I Am Free!

Here is a summary of the seven things to lose in order to win yourself:

  1. Lose the disciplined approach – live as you feel
  2. Lose the role you normally play – try something outside of your norm
  3. Lose the mask you don each morning – express your innermost feelings
  4. Lose the notion that you’re in control – offer your will to flow with a current larger than you
  5. Lose your adult-like tendencies – see the world and others with child-like eyes
  6. Lose caring what others think of you – don’t take anything personally
  7. Lose the constant questions – feel what you feel and act upon that

[Click here to see a full description of each.]

Once losing these seven, I suggested we would regain our power. Soooo, how’d you do?? Did you regain your power? Did you gain anything at all? Despite feeling naked in the most vulnerable sense of adult-nakedness (not cute, chubby toddler-nakedness)—I ended up feeling surprised by the Dynamic Duo that showed up: Confidence and Strength.  Continue Reading

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7 Things to Lose If You Want to Win

May 19, 2016 by Leslie Green 8 Comments

Win What?…  The Grand Prize: YOU

Last month I wrote that Tigger is my least favorite Pooh-character, true. Tigger with his big plans and grand gestures, none of which he follows through on. Of course that would get under the skin of a self-declared “do-er.”  Least favorite character or not, Dude does a lot of things RIGHT!  Things I could learn to embrace. So this week, I shall ditch my Rabbit-nature and take my inner-Tigger for a spin (if I can manage to get out of the parking lot!).

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Lose What Exactly?  Lose Yourself

Let’s Get Lost Together:

  1. Lose the disciplined approach. This means lose the plan. Screech!! Do I hear the distinct sound of brakes being slammed on already? Take heart, this is just trying something on to see how it feels. You don’t have to stay with it long-term. Think of this one as permission to live as you feel. Yes—Live. As. You. Feel! (I think we’re not only off the brakes now, but up-shifting pretty fast….)
  2. Lose the role you normally play. This is nothing more than a role you’ve assigned yourself and grown comfortable with. This role says, “I like this, and I don’t like that.” It says, “I spend my leisure time doing this, but never doing that.” If you’re anything like I am, you like what you like, and you know what you like. BUT, if you’re honest with yourself, there are many things you’ve never tried, all because your broken record bellows: I like what I like! This is who I am!! But who’s to say there’s something out there that you or I won’t like even more? Something that might help us grow in amazing and beautiful ways? Maybe grow more into the REAL YOU and the REAL ME than we ever knew possible. Continue Reading

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What Do Tigger and Rabbit Have To Do With Addiction?

April 20, 2016 by Leslie Green 9 Comments

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I’m Rabbit. Who Are You?

Are you a huge Winnie-the-Pooh fan? Maybe not now as an adult, but were you once as a child? It’s no secret, I still am! Yep, at 46, I still love me some Pooh-Bear.

I recall not so many years ago, sitting in business meetings, glancing around the conference table, and before too long, Tigger would show up, and Eeyore, and aye-yai-yai, Owl too. Tiggers would always catch my attention. How could they not, as they bounced in, usually declaring, “Wouldn’t it be great if….”  Tigger, with his ‘pie-in-the-sky, no-action-behind-his-words’ ideas. Continue Reading

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Leslie I understand that for many, Trust does not come easy. It falls into the black-hole called "Easier-Said-Than-Done." And here is why: Because as children, most of us learned the exact opposite of how trust works.                Continue reading >>

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