“What you teach sounds great! Hey, we have a conference in two months, with a few thousand women. Can you speak and sell people into a multi-day intensive of your own?” “Absolutely! Thank you!” And so went the short conversation at a valet stand outside of a women’s conference that led to my first speaking opportunity with my own business.
“Overthinking” is my downloaded word of the day. I am learning to respond to downloads, intuitive hits and God-winks much quicker these days, so this morning, I dove into furious notes about overthinking.
There is a thief I feel I should warn you about. He is waiting for any opportunity to steal your happiness, blessings and future success if you let him. So keep an eye out. He visits everyone. Sometimes he can be found lurking at the window waiting to make his move, but surprisingly, some people will mistakenly invite him in and give him a seat at the table!
Horses live in the present. If you were to ask a horse what time it is, they would answer, “Now. It’s now, of course.” We humans, on the other hand have difficulty being completely conscious [...]
How to know where and why We are made in God’s image, and our wonderful complex array of emotions is a part of our Design. But sometimes we need to check within, and take notice [...]
Yesterday our new horse, a lanky Thoroughbred named, Beau took the rare opportunity to trot out an open gate and help himself to a tour of the neighborhood, with me following, of course, the entire [...]
PART 2 IN VULNERABILITY and CREATIVITY SERIES Of course, when you look up “Vulnerability” you inevitably will be reading research by Brene Brown… it’s kinds her thing, as you may already know. Years ago, Brene [...]
It may sound a bit odd to some when I say that I help people find their voice, hone their message and make a difference in the world through speaking, video and extraordinary presentations. Oh, [...]
I have noticed over the years that I have been speaking and hosting various live events that speakers often treat their Introduction as an afterthought, when in fact it is a first impression! And [...]
As an introvert myself I take this topic seriously. First, let’s defuse the perceived notion that introverts are happiest living as a recluse making dream catchers for cats and never seeing another human. (ok, mostly [...]