Tag: negative visioning

choices, conscious living, cosmetics, different, endurance, fears, feminism, gratitude, inspiration, judgment, make up, masks, noticing, self esteem, self worth, shame, vulnerability, writing

only words

I’ve become fascinated, admittedly bordering on obsessed, with TED Talks regarding self image, concepts of beauty, and self esteem. A theme has emerged over the course of this project, which I will be exploring more deeply during the remainder of this month’s blogging challenge. There is literally more to it than meets the eye, which … Continue reading only words

celebration, children, choices, chunkin it, dance, endurance, gratitude, happy, inspiration, joy, muse, noticing, vulnerability, writing

not-so-small victory

Much of what I’ve read over the years about successfully completing long-term projects, whether work-related or something as personal as a diet, is to take breaks and reward yourself for progress made. In a word: celebrate small victories. I taught my kids to break tasks into smaller pieces when overwhelmed by a homework assignment or … Continue reading not-so-small victory

choices, conscious living, different, fears, gratitude, inspiration, noticing, secrets, vulnerability, writing

just me

A week ago I planned full immersion in writing my story. I was going to ride the energy of National Novel Writing Month, which has been building a pretty powerful morphic field since its founding in 2005. (For more about morphic fields, check out the link below.) I’ve been creating shifts for myself and others … Continue reading just me

choices, conscious living, different, fears, inspiration, muse, noticing, vulnerability, writing

unmasked

I’ve struggled with writing outside of my personal journal for more years than I care to admit. All the reasons why anything I do would be better and more successful than writing have seeped into every crack and crevice of my life. I’ve gone down several career paths, while being married for more than thirty years, … Continue reading unmasked