Respect and protect your boundaries
Having boundaries doesn’t mean being an asshole. Boundaries are, in essence, about self-respect. Boundaries require you to value yourself enough to respect and protect your inner resources…
Having boundaries doesn’t mean being an asshole. Boundaries are, in essence, about self-respect. Boundaries require you to value yourself enough to respect and protect your inner resources…
If you’re feeling a little sharp around the edges, if you’ve wandered away from kindness or compassion, if you’ve lost touch with your grace, here’s something to help lead you back.
If you’re telling yourself a story, it’s easy to let it burn like wildfire and swallow up the entire landscape of your life. Make sure you’re using your imagination wisely…
Self-doubt is the voice of fear. It’s the culprit that keeps us small. The voice that says we shouldn’t, couldn’t, or can’t do the things that move us toward our full potential. Is it drowning out your dreams?
Productivity and to-do lists have their place. But they’re no way to measure a life. I present for your consideration, a list of 11 more meaningful ways to measure our days…
When it feels like an uphill battle, or like things will never change, or that it’s all too hard, remember this: the divine loves you too much to see you stagnate.
As humans, we’re primed to look for what’s wrong. We’re wired to be on alert. To be fair, our vigilance has been a useful tool, inherent to our evolutionary success.
Whisper to me. Let me be still enough to hear you. Make me fluent in the language of whims and inklings. Flip my switches. Light me up with bolts of inspiration.
The biggest failure isn’t the person who gives it a shot and flops. The biggest failure is the person who never tries.
No doubt, there are plenty of things to take a stand against these days. I’m all for opinions and using your voice, but sometimes we disagree as a reflex and respond without even listening.
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of country we live and work on, the Arakwal people of the Bundjalung Nation and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.