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What do you need to let go of?
There are so many things we want to carry with us. But so little we need. Let go of expectations and things that no longer serve you if you want to get unstuck
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Take up space and ask for the love you need
Don’t let your inner critic let you get small. You deserve love and attention. But you need to take up space and ask for it! Here’s why.
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Relationships are mirrors of your internal state of mind
Are there people in your life you can’t stand? Examine your internal thoughts: how much of you is being mirrored in them?
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Meet people where they are and improve your relationships
Relationships don’t have to be filled with friction. But if you don’t meet people where they are, that’s what happens.
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Treat others as they want to be treated
Have you heard of the ‘platinum rule’? It’s not treating others how YOU want to be treated. It’s to treat others as THEY want. Here’s how to do that.
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Accept people for who they are
Nobody’s perfect. Not your dad, not your mom, not your kids, not your lover, not you. But we still expect them to be perfect. And that keeps us from being able to accept people for who they are. Don’t believe your expectations are getting in the way of seeing your loved ones? Read on. Or,…
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The No. 1 way to kill joy: compare yourself to others
When you compare yourself to others, you sabotage yourself. Here’s how to silence that inner critic and alchemize self-doubt into confidence.
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Access your inner guide: a creative challenge
If your inner guide has misgivings, you should listen. Even if it means saying no to someone you love.
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Developing an exciting, new creative process for SONG OF LYRAN
When people hear I’ve written a book, they ask about my creative process. Here’s how I did it.
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Song of Lyran audiobook now available!
I’m so excited to share that if you love audiobooks, you can now listen to SONG OF LYRAN! Secure your copy here from Audible (and it’s free if you subscribe to the service or do the trial). Prior to writing novels, I was best-known for performing and public speaking. I used my voice a lot.…