Pause & Reflect: Taking a Break from the Juggle
I got this text recently: “Juggling is amazing.” This was after I had asked a family member for a favour that I should have known… Read More »Pause & Reflect: Taking a Break from the Juggle
Insights
Worrying is bad for us. Let’s stop.
This month the thirteenth fell on a Friday. I have a soft spot for those because I got engaged on Friday the thirteenth in September… Read More »Worrying is bad for us. Let’s stop.
What 2-year-olds teach us about tools
This is the second post in the series Career Cornerstones for a Lit-Up Life. If you missed the first cornerstone (VALUES), read it here. Lately… Read More »What 2-year-olds teach us about tools
This is my why
I want to say hi, if you’re new here. If you’re wondering “what is this all about?” I’m going to explain. I am an extrovert… Read More »This is my why
Breaking away from black and white thinking
A lot happened this week. I was low on sleep (I have two babies with colds). Completely exhausted, I cried and bore witness to my… Read More »Breaking away from black and white thinking
How to recognize your child’s strengths… and position them for success in life
First, I listened to this. From Good Life Project, the podcast that turned me on to podcasts. It’s a discussion with psychologist Lea Waters about… Read More »How to recognize your child’s strengths… and position them for success in life
Tweak
Who has ever felt stuck? All of us. And when we feel that way, it is so easy to fall prey to our culture’s go-big-or-go-home… Read More »Tweak