Category: Selfcare

Flip the Script: Orchestrate Your Shift Now

[4.7.24] What’s going to be different this time? I walked the labyrinth asking for insight about this eclipse season. If you are tired from doing the life wack-a-mole, you are not alone. The energy is strong and unrelenting (empaths beware). It is physically, emotionally, and spiritually taxing. Drink a lot of water, lay low, enjoy…
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11 Self-Loving Steps to Let Go, Move On

[3.3.24] It was a bright day – the sun’s warm rays begged for t-shirt and shorts. I sat on the porch enjoying a golden turmeric lemon ACV drink. Its translucent color in the Mason jar glowed in the morning light. I had wanted to write this post for a week but the outdoors beckoned. A…
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Benefits of Ego Death: Liberation + Expansion

[1.26.24] When I tapped on my phone to see the time, it was 5:04 am. The whole night I had been updating a website, and it was the 3rd all-nighter. Why the rush? Because I saw the light. After an ego death. Some of you know that I just integrated career coaching to Connect2Self. Because…
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5 Tips on Life Changes: Upcycle Our Identity + Shift

[12.18.23] In an uncertain world, prevailing in the turmoil takes self-compassion and faith. We evolve in unanticipated ways and that’s how life rolls. 27 years ago, I was recovering from giving birth on a hospital bed and childless. My firstborn was a ~9 pound, peachy baby who had stopped breathing while latched on my breast.…
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From Burned Out to Whole, Letting Go: Eclipse Season

[10.20.23] It’s been 9 months since I last wrote but who’s counting (Me!). Took me this much time to understand I was burned out. Since January, I’ve been coaching part-time for a global outplacement firm, supporting those who were laid off. We talk about life and career transitions, whether to retire, change fields, relocate family,…
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Get Ready for Spring by Healing This: Pisces

[2.28.23] The sun sparkled on my face through an east-facing window while I stretched. Annie Lennox sang A Whiter Shade of Pale in the background and I wept for my inner child, whose innocent expectation was again dashed by an old challenge. I knew this wound. Okay, I’d let the emotion surface. A little wouldn’t hurt. But like…
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