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Thoughts are not facts.

No person or situation can make you feel anything.How you think about the situation makes you feel like you do.Self-mastery requires mindful awareness and control of our thoughts.  You can manage any situation that creates stress and unhappiness in your life.– We can move forward to take action to replace the thought.– We can learn to

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Breathwork

Reduce & Manage Stress Part 3 – Mindfulness Meditation & Breathwork

“Change as a choice instead of a reaction” Joe Dispenza Here is something that many people may not realize or believe. Our main stress source is repressed and suppressed emotions, internal not external, not someone or something. Accumulated repressed and suppressed feelings trigger what we are holding down when we face discomfort. The work to

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Dealing with uncertainty

I’m hearing a lot about feelings of uncertainty in the world right now. The truth is that the concept of certainty is an illusion. Our planet spins at 460 meters per second, and everything is energy and always in flow. When we embrace the present moment as it is rather than what we wish it

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Mindset

A better day starts in the morning.

“Motivation is what gets you started. Habits are what keeps you going”. Jim Rohn Ask the masters or high achievers, and they will almost always describe a powerful morning routine. What we do in the morning sets the tone for the day ahead. The morning is an opportunity to create space for self-care practices that

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Fitness

Stress Management – Part 2 of 3: Mindset and Moving

“Whether you think you can, or can’t, you are right.” Henry Ford Our best chance of success in managing and reducing stress is first understanding that our mindset is everything. We are complex beings layered with years of beliefs, values, identities, inborn traits, thoughts, habits, routines, and rules that make up who we think we

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mental health

Stress Management Part 1 of 3

“Awareness is the greatest agent for change.” Eckhart Tolle According to the World Health Organization, stress has been classified as the health epidemic of the 21st century, and this was pre-pandemic! 80% of people are overwhelmed by stress at least once per week and chronic stress destroys our mental and physical health.  We are wired

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Leading with Feeling

Emotional intelligence (EQ) in leadership is often perceived as touchy-feely. The truth is, EQ is the secret to better decision making, influence, communication, mental resilience, and mental health.  When we develop EQ, we can tap into a deeper understanding of ourselves and our environment.  Having a vision for your business and setting goals is critical,

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mental health

Alone

I planned some time alone at the end summer to write and reflect. Spending time alone is beautiful concept that I rarely experience and often romanticize. When I arrived at our island cottage, it seemed extra quiet without the usual buzz of family & friends. I proceeded to make myself busy, doing all the things

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Breathwork

Can’t stop the waves

We can train our minds to become stronger than our emotions. A fav quote from the creator of the Mindfulness-based stress reduction program, Jon Kabat-Zinn illustrates this beautifully. “You can’t stop the waves, but you can learn to surf.” Life just keeps unfolding as it will, despite your preferences. With greater self-awareness, we can all

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Breathwork

Peace is Priceless!

 I hope you all are having a beautiful summer so far enjoying whatever it is that you love to do. As I continue to expand my mindfulness practice with clients and in my journey, I have become quite passionate about the emotion and feeling of peace. Another coach I worked with on a retreat this

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