Normally my blog is filled with content about the tools and skills I teach and coach on, but today, I want to use this platform to open up some of my personal, private journey. In an effort to de-stigmatize conversations around mental health and normalize conversations around therapy, I want to share my personal experience […]
Category: Mind
Follow Your Thoughts
Hey friends, I have a very simple thought I want to leave with you for this week: Pay attention to your thoughts. Start paying attention to where your mind is drifting regularly. Many of you have goals, plans or intentions for your life. You have some area you want to improve, whether it’s your family, […]
The Courage to be Disliked
Recently, I read something in a book that has rocked my world. Out of ten people, two will love you, one will dislike you, and seven won’t pay attention to you. Focus on the two that love you, not the ones that dislike you or the seven who don’t care. (Paraphrased idea from a book […]
The Power of our Emotions
Our thoughts play a mighty powerful role in our lives. Some of these thoughts we choose to think. Some of these thoughts we do not even realize are optional. They were conditioned into us by society, culture, or words spoken to us in childhood. If we are not intentional about observing the thoughts we are […]
Our Family’s Mental Health Journey
It’s never an easy task to open up a public conversation around your mental health, but it’s even harder when it’s your kid. Today, I am going to open up some doors and windows to my family’s private journey for a very intentional reason. The protagonist in this story is my daughter. I wish she […]
Behind the Scenes of the Clean House
After 30 years of being unable to consistently keep my house clean, I have managed for the last month to have a clean house every single day. It’s a trend I plan to keep (though I know there will be bad days, obviously), but the work it took to get here is not what I […]
Keeping the House Clean and Alleviating Mental Load
I have found the simplest solution to keeping my house cleaner, alleviating mental load and stress from my plate, and getting out the door easier. As I shared last week, recently our family had a lot of changes that led to overwhelm, decision fatigue and a heavier mental load for me to carry. I knew […]
Let’s Talk about Overwhelm
Last week when I was listening to Glennon Doyle’s recent podcast on overwhelm, I found myself with tears running down my cheeks while putting away laundry. She pierced my soul in all the places that I know so many women can resonate. Decision fatigue and mental load are very real, and they overwhelm women at […]
How to Release Your Worries
Many of us are plagued with worrying. Even if we don’t recognize it as a worry, we find our thoughts often drift to the same concerns time and time again when we are driving down the road or sitting alone in the quiet. Oftentimes, without the tools to manage those thoughts, people will manage by […]
The Most Common Limiting Belief
Limiting beliefs are the most common obstacle holding us back. A limiting belief is something we believe to be true about ourselves or our circumstances but is not based on fact. We THINK it’s a fact, but when we break it down, it’s a story we are telling ourselves is true. Recently on a coaching […]