Anchored to the wisdom that feeds my branches reaching beyond other’s limitations

I am all about finding the sunny side of a day—the sunshine behind the clouds.

I truly believe that if I focus on the positive, I'll genuinely have better days than not.

There is a difference between being stuck in discomfort when leading with our intuition versus when we’re stuck in fear and letting illusions get the best of us.

There is an energy shift.

There is a chill in the air.

The show is coming soon, you best be aware.

There are 24 hours to choose from, which for some could be too much to bear. What is your favorite time of day? Or do you even have one?

Prickly with a gentle touch.

The sweet smell of childhood.

Sap sticking to my fingers as I sweep the needles with my hands, making a bed to lay my head and be still.

Shadow will remain with you until your time becomes a memory.

The wind whispered through the dark. Winter is coming, and with winter comes the confusion of darkness vs. light.

Just for today, find a mirror and remind yourself that - Yep, you’re Awesome!

Sometimes I stumble.

NEW EPISODE and my first interview with my dear friend Sandy Krisch Carpenter where she shares details of her significant shift with her boys transitioning to college and adulthood.

The evolutionary shift from excitement, to obligation, to gratitude is real. Especially during the holidays.

I'm finding myself embracing moments in a whole new way. Some days with more patience than others, but often I catch myself day-dreaming. But then I stopped and thought - it's not day-dreaming that I'm doing its day-tuning.

I see you as if I haven’t looked at you before.

Throughout life, much of my time has been spent seeing the potential in others and having thoughts - if they would just do XYZ or ABC, I believe they could find happiness, prosperity, the knowingness they seek, etc.

Really? How vain am I to think that I could understand what someone else should be doing, saying, or being to make their life better?

Ripples of relationships have had looping thoughts in my mind.

Don't get me wrong, I haven't always been just a giver, as I have received much love and support throughout the years, but didn't realize until recently that sharing is the cornerstone of giving and receiving and they need to go hand-in-hand.