Need a Break From Your Everyday? Play Is The Way.
We all need a break sometimes. When we\'re kids, breaks are given freely during playtime and...
What Intention Is Really All About
One of the main problems we run into when we create something new is that we focus on what we...
The Key to Happiness is Radical Self-Acceptance
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How (and When) To Listen to Your Body!
There are times when we get a premonition or a gut feeling about a situation. Perhaps it’s a flash...
A True Place of Peace Amongst the Chaos
There are events in which we lose something we never thought we’d lose: our perspective, our...
How To Bring Major Romance Back Into Your Relationship
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3 Ways to Make Your Day-to-Day Life Way More Harmonious
Yesterday I led a workshop for my LifeWork Community Program on the topic of Harmony. All of my...
Creativity is a Collective Process. And Here’s Why!
Creativity is a big buzz word these days, particularly in the business world. I’ve come across a...
Transforming Failure into Inspiration
One thing I hear over-and-over again from people is that they’re afraid to fail. They’re afraid of...
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14 Ways to Rebuild Trust
Whether you are the person who has been hurt or you are the person who has broken trust, you very likely will want to do some repair work. Here are fourteen things that you can do to help rebuild trust with another person once it has been broken.
7 Beliefs that Stand in Your Way of Having Abundance and Doing What You Love
Ready to get more flow going around the work you love? Do you want to finally receive the abundance that matches the effort you have put into developing work that you love? The following are some beliefs that might be holding you back and what you can do to change them.
What Does it Mean to be Spiritual?
Ethics in spiritual work have not changed. The teachings have remained the same for as long as we have been writing them down, and most likely for longer than that. There are not new ethics to discover—we know to be kind and offer understanding as much as possible; we know not to lie, cheat, and steal and instead to be honorable; and we know not to harm others, especially for our own gain. This and so many more ethical stances have been taught to many of us.