Shame is similar to guilt, but more personal. When you feel guilty, you feel bad about a particular event. Shame is more pervasive and personal. You might feel shame for being a poor parent or even being the victim of abuse. Think of guilt as “I did something bad” and shame as, “I am bad.”… Continue reading Learning to Release Feelings of Shame
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Tips to Help Avoid Procrastination and Achieve More
Imagine it is another Friday working on your computer, only to find that you have only got 45 minutes to finish up all your tasks. You start working on your report, but your eyes keep glancing at the clock. Midway through the report, you check your email. There, you see that you have 15 new… Continue reading Tips to Help Avoid Procrastination and Achieve More
Try These Small Habit Changes For a Huge Difference
So often, we underestimate the quiet power of small changes. We think transformation must be loud — all at once, all or nothing. But real change? Lasting change? It usually begins in whispers. One breath. One choice. One gentle shift at a time. And when these shifts are rooted in intention — even the tiniest… Continue reading Try These Small Habit Changes For a Huge Difference
Tips to Help You Embody Your Purpose
Psychologists conclude that meaningful, long-term goals develop throughout our lives, not just in an instant. And goals tied to our purpose motivate us and keep us going. But many of us never truly get clear on our purpose. Some, however, have a concept of what they want but struggle to plan to get there. For… Continue reading Tips to Help You Embody Your Purpose
Honoring Your Progress — Even When It’s Hard to See
There are seasons in life when the path feels foggy… When forward movement is slow, or invisible… When your heart aches to be “further along,” but your feet feel heavy with uncertainty. And yet — dear one — even here, you are still progressing… Click here to read the full post.