I never wanted to get married, it’s true. And yet, I’ve always been fascinated with weddings photos. While I don’t seek them out, if there happens to be a wedding magazine readily available, I will pick it up, thumb through it, and either exclaim over or (more often) mock the gowns, the table settings, and whatever [...]
The Thing I Never Thought I’d Do
August 24, 2011 By 29 Comments
AN OPEN LETTER TO YOU: Hello You, I have some things to tell you. Things that are personal in nature. Things that, while personal, are directly affecting how I am showing up in my business right now. Let’s go. I’m getting married on September 29th. Shocking. To me at least. I never wanted to get [...]
The Wonder of Wandering
July 13, 2011 By 6 Comments
Yesterday was the 4th class of my Listening and Shiva Nata series. It has been even more fun than I’d anticipated. The combination of listening, working with the senses, and Shiva Nata is like a freaking wonder drug! Anyway, yesterday we were playing with the concept of Body Radar – that innate ability of our [...]
Learning to Tolerate Comfort
June 8, 2011 By 11 Comments
I was reading Kylie’s blog the other day. This particular line caught my eye: “Sink into comfort. See how much you can stand.” I was nodding as I was reading thinking, “Wow. that’s so true and that’s something I want to write about. “ Then I re-read it and realized it actually said ‘Sink into [...]
The Importance of a Really Good Wallow
May 10, 2011 By 11 Comments
I’ve noticed a theme with a few of my clients lately – a theme of being afraid to really feel whatever is going on for them. The actual feelings and the situations that are bringing them up are widely varied. The commonality lies in the fear that if they truly feel the feelings, they will [...]
