Why being vulnerable can be a good thing

What does it mean to be vulnerable? True vulnerability is defined by Brené Brown as “the feeling we get during times of uncertainty, risk, or emotional exposure.” This includes moments when we decide to show our feelings despite not being sure how people will react. I say you can decide to be vulnerable or not.

How to Bring More Inner Peace into Your Life

There are so many ways to bring more inner peace in your life. Here are just a few of the things I love to do regularly to maintain my sense of peace. These are practices that have helped me transform from an anxiety-ridden, overwhelmed person, into a calmer and happier one. Practicing Mindfulness for Inner

The Law of Non-Resistance: Am I Forcing Things to Happen?

Gabby Bernstein says that in a relationship, when one person is growing and the other person isn’t, this creates a disconnect between the two. Forcing a relationship means you’re trying to “make” something happen rather than allowing it to. Are you forcing things to happen rather than allowing them to? Today, I want to talk

How do I Figure Out What My Life Mission Is?

Let’s talk about why so many life coaches and authors out there are recommending a personal mission to their clients, and why it might be one of the most powerful things you can do in your life or in your career. Creating a personal mission is an important step to giving yourself some direction, and

How to Use Intuition to Make Decisions

Intuition can be a key part of any person’s decision-making process, and how they can connect to it better. Intuition is a state of having an immediate knowing or awareness and a sense of certainty about something or someone. It’s the inner voice or gut feeling that tells you to take a risk, go in

What Are Synchronicities and What Are They Trying to Tell Us?

Synchronicities are events and experiences that seem like coincidences but have a deeper meaning. They come together at the right time. For example, seeing an old friend we haven’t connected with in years after thinking about them, or singing a song and then hearing it again on the radio, overhearing someone talk about something that’s