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“Karmic” Episode #1
On my trip to (and from) Sandestin Beach Resort, I encountered what I like to call “window-seat hijackers.” These individuals grab the window seats, perhaps unknowningly, though they are assigned the aisle. I didn’t protest and I wasn’t bitter about it. If someone loves the window seat, then by all means take it. On my … Continue reading
Self-Doubt
Self-doubt is the most sinister form of resistance I encounter on my journey. It has been known to stop me dead in my tracks and consume an entire day (and even entire weeks!). Just yesterday, I had a breaking point and began to job hunt. I felt antsy, rushed and agitated. I was desperate to … Continue reading
That Disconnect
My absence has been good and bad. Good because I’m busier than I can sometimes handle. Bad because I haven’t been keeping up with this blog. But here I am, y’all. I do apologize. The main reason I’m writing today: I’ve been feeling disconnected. I hope by the end of this post, I can figure … Continue reading
I’m an Amateur.
I’m an amateur. It doesn’t take much to notice that. I often find myself groping for what exactly I’m meant to be doing with my life. I wholeheartedly believe we all have an ideal path, a path accessible through searching and letting go, a path that evolves and challenges us. However, distractions and confusion are … Continue reading
Class acts – Colombia [Monocle]
Class acts – Colombia [Monocle]: In the poor south side of Bogotá, many children don’t have access to a good education. Monocle meets two people trying to improve things. One is an architect who designs school buildings that pupils and their communities can be proud of. The other is a rubbish-truck driver, who has collected thousands … Continue reading
Finding the Right Path… Again
I’ve been M.I.A. in the month of August. I have to apologize. This month flew by! And as the Fall comes closer, business is picking up. Trust that I am eternally grateful for the lack of time on my hands these days. But with this new busy schedule and dwindling free time, I’ve had to … Continue reading
Long Quote: Barbara Winter
Here’s a perspective altering quote from Barbara Winter’s Making a Living without a Job. It’s incredible how the dictionary defines self-esteem with somewhat arrogant terms, when in reality, that’s not the case at all: While it may be intangible, self-esteem is not invisible. It’s easy to spot people who have high self-esteem by their behavior. … Continue reading
Why I Drink Sinful Amounts of Tea
Just after graduating from college, I was thrown into a depression that, in retrospect, held me back from personal growth for the better part of a year. For the first six months of being out of college, I lived with my parents. And by live, I mean I barely left the house and worked my … Continue reading
Fear vs. Intuition: How To Tell The Difference Marie Forleo | Helping Women Around The World Live Rich, Happy & Hot!
Fear vs. Intuition: How To Tell The Difference Marie Forleo | Helping Women Around The World Live Rich, Happy & Hot!: “How do you know the difference between when you’re out of your comfort zone (which often kicks up some major fear) vs. when your gut is telling you NOT to do something? This is … Continue reading
The Hustler 