Less Obvious Ways In my last Newsletter I addressed the more familiar and obvious scarcity issues. They are so common it is easy to catch ourselves, to become conscious of how we sabotage our greater good. Because they are so obvious it is easier to intentionally pave...
“If you want to find meaning, stop chasing after so many things.” (Chrodon, 1997) Autumn is a mixed bag, beautiful with an inherent sadness as we face another ending. There will be days when you have great hunger for your soul’s desire and move towards it with a...
Maybe you’ll find some reasons here: According to the National Science Foundation, the average person has up to 60,000 thoughts per day. For most of us, 80% are negative. What you think is the basis for what you believe…which is your brain’s way of making sense to...
(The following is an excerpt from my upcoming work examining Women and Scarcity) Part 1: The Obvious Ways What is your scarcity story? (Everybody has one) Working with clients over the years, I have noticed that when scarcity or lack is brought up the tendency is to...
A New Head Shot…a new threshold…a simple thing…right? I have clung to my old head shot for years because in a life of crossing thresholds riddled with mixtures of emotions, uncertainty and often messy, this picture was taken in a time of pure indescribable joy. In the...
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