Turn Fear & Worry Upside Down
Sep 102012
 
The Art of Crashing

Who can relate to learning how to ride a bike as a kid, and the inevitable crash that followed?  Maybe it wasn’t the first day, but at some point, you became comfortable, and stopped paying attention to what you were doing, or you attempted a new trick, only to come crashing down. Maybe you never had this experience with a bike.  For you, maybe it was on a skateboard, or rollerblades, or surf boarding in the ocean. I’ve experienced many crashes in my life, but I’ve never surfed (nor is it on my list of top 10 things to do).  Continue reading >>

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Jun 202012
 
Back to the Basics on This Whole 'Holy Moly' Thing

I’ve been in New York City since last Friday on our family vacation.  It was the best!  A first for our boys.  I found myself observing them — A LOT.  Not just to make sure they looked both ways before crossing the street (oh, they were so oblivious to big city traffic!), but to watch their reactions, to watch them as they took in the city.  As a parent, to observe them experience the city was my biggest joy. So, why the nagging feeling in the back of my mind?  Yes, I was sure it was there, day and night. Continue reading >>

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Jun 112012
 
How Well Do You Know Yourself?

I believe there are city people, beach people, and tree people.  Yes, tree people.  Tree people consist of those who prefer the mountains, the woods, the forest — anywhere they can be surrounded by trees. I am a tree person. Take a good look at these trees. Just looking at them makes me want to walk among them, touching the twists and turns of the intertwined branches and trunks.  Admiring their uniqueness. They are not your standard trees.  These trees have character. What if, as young saplings, they were told by their elders, “No, no, no.  You’re doing it all Continue reading >>

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May 282012
 
Learning How to Trust — The Ultimate Guide

Access the Complete Trust Series from This Page Thank you for joining me in this step-by-step guide to Learning How to Trust. Below are titles and links to each of the seven posts in the series.  If you’re interested in learning how to Trust, this guide is definitely for you.  While you’re reading through each post, please don’t hesitate to contact me at any time with questions, comments, concerns, etc.  This is what I do.  This is what I LOVE sharing with others — how Trust works… and ultimately, I want you to have the tools to bring more Peace in Continue reading >>

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May 252012
 
Tell Me Again... Why Should I Trust??

Here we are, TLT Readers — the seventh and last part in our series, “Learning How to Trust.”  A lot of material has been covered.  Hopefully, the nuggets provided here have been 1) golden    and 2) small enough that you’ve been able to digest them and put them into practice all along the way. In the previous post, “The Top 5 Reasons to Let Go of Control,” I added a word collage of the elements that have made an important appearance throughout this series.  In no particular order, they are: Awareness of What Is        Trust      Letting Go      No Fear Continue reading >>

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