Introvert Or Extrovert: Is One Better?
Explaining a Woman’s Perspective
How do you explain to another human being what it’s like to be you, and get them to actually understand? You don’t. Each of us is unique and we each understand the world only from our own perspective. What we can do is try to have empathy for the feelings of others. From that empathy we can decide our courses of action.
Coping With Nation-Wide Grief
Stop Waiting for Other People to Make Choices for Your Life
In theory it’s much easier to wait to see what other people do, or to see what they think you should do, than to take action on your own decisions. In reality it makes life hard. If you’re wondering who does this, check in with yourself. Have you ever waited on someone else’s actions or words so that you…
Yoga For Your Heart and Soul Part 4: The Kleshas
When you’re angry, afraid, ashamed, guilt-ridden, depressed or jealous life gets hard. So, we spend our time trying to find a life that is free from those feelings that drag us down. In this series on yoga philosophy, I’m sharing millennia old wisdom that helps give shape to the things that we struggle with and provides guidance.
Yoga For Your Heart and Soul Part 3: The Gunas
Using Simplicity And Abundance For The Life You Love Part 4: Your Soul
As a new year begins, I thought it would be a good idea to examine how you currently live and how you can make it even better. To do that I’m going to talk about how simplicity and abundance can be used to create a life you love. This article is the fourth part in a four-part series on simplicity and abundance for…
What Do You Want?
As the new year approaches (or the winter solstice depending on your preference for beginnings) we’re in a space of considering resetting and restarting. “What do you want?” is one of my favorite questions, but it can lead to frustration, confusion, and self-criticism when the person being asked truly doesn’t know their answer.