Tag "self help"

Shining A Light On Anxiety

Anxiety could be just what you need to overcome anxiety…read more!

Rainy Days, Mondays: How to Weather Your Life

Today is a good day. I exercised, practiced yoga, worked, spent time with my husband and son, and sat barefoot in the sunshine. Last Monday was not a good day.

Letting Go

The mind, body and spirit are all connected, and when we open up on any level, this feeling of release can transfer to other parts of our being

3 Simple Ways to Thrive In Life

Life isn’t easy, but we can make changes in our life to thrive and be our best! Here are 3 simple ways to do just that…

Three Lessons I Learned from MALA OF THE HEART: 108 SACRED POEMS

Take these three lessons from the wonderful book by Ravi Nathwani and Kate Vogt.

New Year, Non-Attachment

I have never really been a fan of New Year’s resolutions, not because I don’t like goal-setting, but simply because I don’t think you need a certain day to do

You’re Either Green & Growing or You’re Ripe & Rotting…

My Momma always told me, “Kimberly, you’re either green and growing or ripe and rotting. The good news is that, every day, you get to decide which one you’re going

Flipping the Script

I had a moment this weekend, where I turned on the news. Each time I do  this, I regret it lately. Why are we fixed on the negative? When I

There’s Only One Thing You Have to Do. The Rest You Choose To Do

I came across a quote the other day in the Book, Chop Wood, Carry Water, by Joshua Medcalf. In a conversation between the main character (John) and his sensei, the

The Only Goal is to Breathe

“There are no goals in yoga, ” said the teacher at my Saturday morning class, “Well, no. I lied. There is actually one goal. ” I thought he was going