Dec 9, 2015
I’m so happy to introduce you to my friend, Tree Franklyn, in this Shared Wisdom Guest Post. Tree is a contributing author in our latest book, 365 Ways to Connect with Your Soul, and I have loved getting to know her better over the last few months. She has such an honest and open spirit, which you’ll see in her post below. I’m continually inspired by her authenticity and loving heart.
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As I reflect back on the closing year, I’m overcome with immense gratitude and joy over More
Sep 21, 2013
An Extra Special Guest Post by Dan Teck
I’m super excited to share this post by my favorite person in the entire world: my husband, Dan. Many of you already know him (yay!), so you know how special he truly is. If you’re just now meeting him for the first time, you’re in for a treat! He’s brilliant, kind, wise, witty, compassionate, loving, silly, and loving all wrapped up into one beautiful soul/human. I adore him, and I can’t wait for you to read his post!
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Aug 11, 2013
A Shared Wisdom Guest Post Featuring Anne-Sophie Reinhardt
Life floats. It rises and ebbs. Its water takes you on a journey around the globe with beautiful sunshine and ruthless thunderstorms. Sometimes you’re swimming in love and then, you’re sinking in pain.
It’s not easy to navigate through the oceans of life, but it’s the only way to survive.
My life has been a constant struggle, and I’ve gulped for air more often than not. Yet, here I am: 25 years old and still standing. Not always More
Jun 9, 2013
Shared Wisdom Guest Post Featuring Tess Marshall
Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage – Lao Tzu
Every path to success has been littered with apprehension, ambiguity, and fear – as well as perseverance, calculated risks, and massive action.
The difference between someone who fails and someone who succeeds is the courage to take action, repeatedly.
I got pregnant when I was 17 and was a mom to four daughters under the age of four More
Apr 6, 2013
Shared Wisdom Guest Post Featuring Renée Peterson Trudeau
Think slow is for slackers? I used to think so, too.
Slowing down and doing less are easier said than done, and they require a radical paradigm shift for most of us. To start, we have to distinguish our inner life from our outward productivity in order to create a lifestyle that sustains us rather than wears us out.
When I was thirty years old, I was a public relations director in a very stressful job. I fit the persona of More
