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Well that didn't go as planned. But what can you learn from the situation? How can you make the most of it? How can you even use it to your advantage? There is probably a way if you look for it - and open yourself up to the possibilities.

I am practicing self compassion when I make mistakes. But I find it to be an interesting push and pull. I want to get continually better at things and push myself, and yet to also be okay with mistakes. It feels somewhat contradictory. However, no matter who we are and what we are doing, if [...]

I used to get paralyzed in the most basic of decisions. Like what to eat at a restaurant. I might decide and then second guess myself, and potentially not enjoy the meal as much because of it. But I am playing with getting more in touch with what I really want, and then trusting the [...]

Are you taking responsibility for your role in all of life? Not more, but certainly not less. It will probably feel amazingly empowering if this is new to you.

Sometimes people don't get back to you because they have horrible customer service. And other times it is because they have a technology glitch. Maybe they didn't receive your email or phone call. Maybe the contact form on their website isn't going through and they didn't realize it. Sometimes we are right to be pissed. [...]

How would you be spending your time if you only did things that were fully an all out 'yes' for you? What if you spent a week figuring it out? And we make mistakes. That's okay. If we listen then we can figure out what we do because we think we should and what we [...]

I was introduced to a concept (thanks to the Hoffman Process) of checking in with four parts of ourselves each day: physical body, emotional self, intellectual self, and spiritual/authentic self. It's a great way to start the day. What is your body telling you, and what does it need today? Is your emotional self being [...]

I was recently introduced to a practice of writing out 3 things that I appreciate about myself each day, alongside 3 things I am grateful for (a practice I have been consistent with for a couple years now). How comfortable are you writing out what you appreciate about yourself? What about trying and seeing what [...]

The airline offered $250 in travel credit to take a later flight. Then $500. Then $750. Then $1500. Things change when you need or want something. Alternatives matter. Are you ready to up the ante for something important in your own life?

Some of us spend a lot of time and energy fretting over small decisions. But what if we just stopped and trusted the first thing that came to us?