Within the past seven days, I've watched "The Social Dilemma" twice. While there's much to be written about this new Netflix documentary, the intention to keep us scrolling and rolling online is clear. With every ping, we're pulled from the people, purpose, and task at hand. Hours are wasted because Silicon Valley has found a way to own our attention. Engaging in things for personal ...
What Feels Possible?
"The possibilities are endless." A saying you've probably heard a million times or more, and yes, it might sound a little cliche…but it's true. There is no arguing that the possibilities for… what to do with your lifehow to start your business,how to practice self-carehow to nourish yourselfwhat career path to followwhere to livewhat goal to go for are endless. Possibilities change ...
The 4-Letter Word – WORK?
The words by David O. McKay, "The privilege to work is a gift. The power to work is a blessing. The love of work is success." remind me that working is a privilege, gift, and blessing. At my core, I believe these things. I imagine you do as well. Yet sometimes work can feel like a 4-letter word. (Yup, I just wrote that.) Can you relate? As a mentor once told me, sometimes ...
A Time for Grace
With so much unrest and uncertainty in the world, maybe you can be the voice that lets someone else know you see... how hard they're working, how much they're trying, the progress they've made, the battles they've fought, how tired and lonely they can be, the good they are doing. Maybe today, you can let someone else know you see them. Perhaps the validation you share ...
A Recipe to Smile About
Last week I made a recipe that had everyone at the table smiling. A homemade tomato basil soup that was easy to make, easier to clean up, had my kids asking for seconds, and a low-cost meal enjoyed by all! Actually, to go a step further, this meal earned me the “Best Mom of the Week” 🏆💁♀️ award. Yup, you read that right. The title was only given for a week (and by Friday, it was already ...