Want to know my raison d’etre? I LOVE helping women create the space to slow down and nourish themselves. (I know, shocker.) But what’s interesting
The last thing you want is to sound slimy, icky or like you’re taking advantage of people in a crisis. And yet, it’s happening!
Whoever tells you they know exactly what you should do in your business right now is frankly, full of crap. I mean, let’s be
I find it interesting that everything I’m saying to you now is essentially what I was saying “BC” (Before Coronavirus) except with even more gusto. It
We live in a world of MORE MORE MORE. Yep: it’s buy more, have more, do more, be more. Billboards everywhere telling us we’re not
Let’s face it: most women entrepreneurs don’t have great boundaries. As women, we tend toward accommodating others. We want to help. We want people to
Here’s my bet: You have a critique of the status quo. There’s something happening in society that you don’t totally agree with (not hard these
I don’t know about you, but I’m planning on doing things differently in the new decade. Less struggle, more ease Less “running out of time”
I think we can all agree that cultivating and really feeling a sense of gratitude is a worthy way to spend some time this week.
On the first birthday of my daughter, I thought I’d share a bit of what I’ve learned about “work-life balance.” First off – one year!?!
Want to know my raison d’etre? I LOVE helping women create the space to slow down and nourish themselves. (I know, shocker.) But what’s interesting
The last thing you want is to sound slimy, icky or like you’re taking advantage of people in a crisis. And yet, it’s happening!
Whoever tells you they know exactly what you should do in your business right now is frankly, full of crap. I mean, let’s be
I find it interesting that everything I’m saying to you now is essentially what I was saying “BC” (Before Coronavirus) except with even more gusto. It
We live in a world of MORE MORE MORE. Yep: it’s buy more, have more, do more, be more. Billboards everywhere telling us we’re not
Let’s face it: most women entrepreneurs don’t have great boundaries. As women, we tend toward accommodating others. We want to help. We want people to
Here’s my bet: You have a critique of the status quo. There’s something happening in society that you don’t totally agree with (not hard these
I don’t know about you, but I’m planning on doing things differently in the new decade. Less struggle, more ease Less “running out of time”
I think we can all agree that cultivating and really feeling a sense of gratitude is a worthy way to spend some time this week.
On the first birthday of my daughter, I thought I’d share a bit of what I’ve learned about “work-life balance.” First off – one year!?!