Mindfulness

The Power of Your Words

The next time you are tempted to vent or complain about something, pause for a moment. Remember that the words we say out loud carry energy and power, not just for other people, but for ourselves, too. Words are symbols that represent an energetic vibration, and when we use low-level words, we have low-level experiences. Likewise, when we use high-level…

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Raising your vibrations with appreciation

If you’ve ever noticed your vibration is low, there’s a simple tool I teach my clients called the appreciation game. This is a way to shift your mood and raise your vibration. I learned this from the Abraham-Hicks book Ask and It Is Given, and it is a great resource to have in your tool belt to help you navigate through life with grace and ease.   The appreciation game…

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Savoring Life

You’ve probably heard the adage You can’t teach an old dog new tricks. But I’ve discovered that is not true at all—and all it took was getting a puppy to make me realize this. My sweetheart and I welcomed a beautiful seven-month-old Labradoodle, named Benji, into our lives. I’ve gone my whole life without owning a dog, and like Princess…

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The Law of Allowing

What would your life be like if you were in complete acceptance of yourself and those around you? Imagine letting in more love, more support, and more appreciation. Imagine yourself letting go in situations where you used to hold on. Imagine things falling into place easily. While it might sound too good to be true, these are some of the…

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Pre-paving is a powerful process.

I love teaching and sharing tools that I’ve learned on my spiritual path. One of my favorite teachers is Ester Hicks, who is often referred to simply as Abraham. In her book Ask and It Is Given, she shares many processes to improve one’s life. One of these processes is known as pre-paving, or  segment intending. It’s a powerful process…

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10 things you can quit right now.

For most of us, life is already challenging enough—why add to it? We often don’t realize how many things we undertake that simply don’t serve us, yet we often continue to do them. The best way to remedy this is to become a quitter! Despite what “they” say, quitting isn’t easy—and it’s also not always a bad thing. It takes…

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Be Proactive

Are you being proactive or reactive? This is a question I ask my clients all the time. The answer always takes us to the next step. Choosing to look ahead allows you to develop a plan for the future. Being proactive looks different for everyone; for me, it means taking conscious control over your life, setting goals, and working to…

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Detox Tips for Mind and Body

No matter how healthy you think you are, there’s always room for a little detox in your life. Detoxing means different things to different people and might even differ from one month or one week to the next. If you’ve never tried a mind/body detox before, or are new to the concept, here are a few good places to start:…

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Make a Great First Impression

You only get one chance to make a first impression, no matter if you’re meeting a stranger on the street or your future boss. These tips for making a great first impression will apply to anyone you encounter. They’ll leave with a good feeling about you, and maybe even feeling a little better about how their day is going! Don’t…

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Express Your Needs to Get What You Want

Most of us are used to talking about what we don’t want or don’t like in life, but much less comfortable talking about what we want — whether it’s at work, at home, or in a relationship. However, we’re not going to get what we want if we don’t learn to ask for it. This is easier said than done,…

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