How to Choose Who You Hang Out With Jul 07, 2023

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How to Choose Who You Hang Out With

 

Have you ever had a colleague who always shoots down your ideas and tells you why they won't work? Everything is energy and vibrates at different frequencies. When you're operating at a high vibration level such...

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How to Pick How You Show Up Jul 06, 2023

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BAM! How to Pick How You Show Up

Do you want to change the way you show up in the world? It's all about the energy you give out and receive. As the saying goes, “Wherever you go, there you are.” As I’ve stated before, everything is...

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How to Change Your Thoughts to Reduce Stress Jun 29, 2023

Something we know for sure is that things happen to us that we cannot control. Most times, at best, we are observers. We can choose to become upset about what happens or not. When television reporters interview several people about an event that they witnessed, oftentimes each person will have a...

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How to Take Responsibility Jun 27, 2023

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How to Take Responsibility

#When situations, work products or relationships don’t go as you had hoped, how do you respond to them? Do you play the “blame, shame and complain game” to avoid taking responsibility for how you feel about or...

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How to Love Your Rituals! Jun 22, 2023

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How to Love Your Rituals!

In his ground-breaking masterpiece, Atomic Habits, James Clear amazes us with a staggering revelation: an astounding 40 to 50% of our daily actions are governed by habits. Stop for a moment and let that sink in. These habitual...

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How to Be Present in the Moment Jun 15, 2023

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How to Be Present in the Moment

It’s common to view life as happening to us, leaving us feeling like victims of circumstances. However, our interpretation of events is what leads to stress and suffering. Being present in the current moment means...

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How to Stop Fear in Its Tracks Jun 14, 2023

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How to Stop Fear in Its Tracks

Eckert Tolle, author of The Power of Now as well as many other titles, stated that “fear comes in many forms: unease, worry, anxiety, nervousness, tension, dread and so on.” This is psychological fear that is...

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Let's Celebrate Our Oceans! Jun 10, 2023

Did you realize that June is internationally recognized as World Oceans Month? This noteworthy initiative, spearheaded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) serves as a crucial reminder of the pivotal role our oceans play in sustaining life on earth. Globally a staggering...

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How to Pay Attention Jun 08, 2023

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How to Pay Attention

We recently wrapped up a Mindfulness Challenge, which underscored the pivotal role of maintaining focus on our present actions. Today's message ties in perfectly with our mindfulness dialogue and brings to light a thought-provoking...

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Mastering the Moment: Day Three of the Mindfulness Challenge! Jun 06, 2023

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Mastering the Moment: Day Three of the Challenge!

Well, you made it! Day 3 of the Challenge! How did you do? Did you count less coins each day? Betsy, my Cash Cow had 1 coin in her and that was from not closing the refrigerator door completely. Bummer! But...

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Mastering the Moment: Day Two of the Challenge! Jun 05, 2023

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Mastering the Moment: Day Two of the Challenge!

Well, here we are on day two. Are you making progress-- here is mine!  I had 3 coins in Betsy, the Cash Cow, one less than on Day One. Why? I am still not closing cabinets each time. I am improving, but...

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Mastering the Moment: Day One of the Challenge! Jun 02, 2023

How did you do on your assignment to identify four or five habitual actions that you undertake without much thought (and often lead to frustration) and challenge yourself to change these patterns?   Did you track your progress by putting one coin per mindless action in your favorite...

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