Inspiration

Inspiration

How to Make Yourself Happy on #GivingTuesday

2018-07-23T14:17:58-06:00

  'Tis the season when many of us feel pressed for time and energy. The holiday season is lovely in many ways, but it can be demanding and stressful in others! Perhaps you'd like to give and receive gifts that don't create clutter, and make holiday plans that don't cause stress (Click to Tweet!). This [...]

How to Make Yourself Happy on #GivingTuesday2018-07-23T14:17:58-06:00

How to Embrace the New this Rosh Hashanah

2026-09-07T09:37:02-06:00

Don’t be afraid of discovering that the ‘real you’ may be different than the current you. ~  Rabbi Noah Weinberg, zt”l How can you make room for something new when your home, schedule and brain feel packed? It can be helpful to pause and reflect on this question at special times of the [...]

How to Embrace the New this Rosh Hashanah2026-09-07T09:37:02-06:00

It’s Simplify Your Life Week! Here’s How To Do It

2018-07-23T14:25:11-06:00

National Simplify Your Life week is the first week of August. What do the words “simplify your life” mean to you? What would a simpler life look like? Imagine how your home, office, calendar, or car might look different. What would a simpler life feel like? Imagine how your mind, body, and energy levels might be different. Here's how [...]

It’s Simplify Your Life Week! Here’s How To Do It2018-07-23T14:25:11-06:00

3 Simple Reasons Why Getting Rid of Stuff Feels Good

2025-01-12T18:19:56-07:00

A frequently searched term on Google is "why does decluttering feel so good?" There's good reason to ask that question! Many people are discovering the joy of having less, and ensuring that what they do have brings them joy and satisfaction. We live in a country of abundance, where it's easy to [...]

3 Simple Reasons Why Getting Rid of Stuff Feels Good2025-01-12T18:19:56-07:00

The Glass Is Already Broken!

2021-01-28T21:23:30-07:00

Before I came for our first session, one client shared that she had already prepared herself for what she saw as inevitable: that she would make a decision that she would later regret. She took comfort in embracing the Buddhist idea of considering the glass "already broken," and therefore not being disappointed when pitfalls occur. [...]

The Glass Is Already Broken!2021-01-28T21:23:30-07:00
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