We can be addicted to anything. Food, television, work, exercise, cigarettes, drugs and alcohol are some of the most discussed addictions, but habits like “judging other people” or “being too critical” also qualify as addiction. Do any of those feel familiar? Modern addictions such as constantly checking social media or …
We Give Extra Power to Things We Won’t Talk About
If you’ve ever read the Harry Potter series, you might recall that most characters are so terrified of the villain Voldemort that they won’t even utter his name. They’re too afraid of the potential ramifications to talk about him openly. Harry’s mentor, Dumbledore, refuses to let fear dictate his actions …
You’re Not the Only One with Money Worries
This fall, I am offering a new program specifically created to help people connect with their own inner power so that they can step into the value they offer the world and generate more income. I decided to offer the program because so many of us bear heavy burdens, old …
Come from a Place of Service to Invite More Money into Your Life
“Don’t ask yourself what the world needs. Ask yourself what makes you come alive, and go do that, because the world needs people who have come alive.” -Howard Thurman Many of us have been taught to fear or even dislike money. We think we shouldn’t want it, or we shouldn’t …
Positivity Around Money Is Infectious, Too!
Infectious [in-fek-shuh s] –adjective “communicable by infection, as from one person to another or from one part of the body to another; infectious diseases.” As a society, we often associate the word “infectious” with diseases and negative things. But what about infectious health? What about infectious optimism? The truth …
Embrace Yourself and the Money Will Follow
Money is such a big topic for people. For many of us we use money to measure self worth. The people I’ve seen who don’t feel worthy of money are always the ones grabbing after it. They’re always looking for ways to get what they need without having to do …