Those seasons in life when you’re feeling stuck or stagnant? You know there’s so much more you want out of life, but you just can’t figure out how to get it… or bring yourself to take the necessary steps. Time passes and before you know it, you’ve been in this funk for a few weeks, months, or even years. And the longer you’re feeling stuck, the harder it seems to break free.
Just about all of us are experiencing some effects of the world-wide spread Corona Virus right now. And as a result, many of our lives have changed quite drastically in a very short period of time.
Have you ever been really excited about a new idea, but struggled to take the leap and go for it? Do you still think about that idea these days?
Maybe you’re feeling pulled in too many directions to focus any time, energy, and attention on it. Or perhaps the project feels bigger than you and just thinking about it is overwhelming. Whatever the case may be – is this idea or project still on your heart, but unclear in your head?
I love my husband dearly, but he’s not my first epic love story.
I had one shortly before meeting him. And if it hadn’t been for that experience, I don’t think I would’ve been ready for the one that unfolded with the man I ended up marrying.
When I was 11 years old, I couldn’t wait to get my period. Nearly every bathroom visit in those days included me eagerly checking for any possible signs of it beginning. Little did I know that just a few years later, I would dread my period’s arrival every month.
This month, we’ve been talking all about trust here at Bold True Life. And in today’s blog post, I’m sharing 5 signs that indicate when somebody is trustworthy. Because you don’t owe anybody your trust. Trust is a privilege that’s earned.
Have you ever asked yourself the question Who am I?
This month, our theme at Bold True Life is identity and today I want to talk about what happens to our identity as we grow and go through big changes in life.
I don’t remember the last time things went exactly as planned for me. Life isn’t really meant to work that way. And this past spring and summer have been no exception for me.
What’s your first thought when you wake up in the morning?
This is a question that a yoga teacher asked in a class I took a few years ago. And at that time in my life, waking up was definitely not my favorite part of the day. My mornings often started out stressful as I forced my tired body out of bed and then rushed to get ready for work.
“I love my belly and I love my butt!” This was my declaration one Sunday afternoon as I walked around greeting everybody in a room full of mostly strangers.
I grew up in a home where NPR (National Public Radio) was on constantly. My dad listened to it every day… so naturally, the rest of us did too. One of my favorite series that ever aired was called This I Believe. The show’s been off the air for quite a few years now, but it’s the inspiration behind a question that I’ve recently started asking many of my clients.
