by Beth | Oct 12, 2026 | compassion, Creator-based®, family, mistakes, regrets, kintsugi, relationships
So, it’s time for true confessions. My husband and I were moving through a very busy day. We were each working on individual projects and totally in the flow. He came into my office, sounding somewhat short. He was focused on something else and just needed this one...
by Beth | Oct 5, 2026 | Creator-based®, family, relationships, self-care, self-coaching, Stress
I came home from vacation more rested than when I left—and it wasn’t because I rested. Presence wasn’t something the circumstances gave me—I created it deliberately before I arrived. It’s Principle #1: I am the creator of my life experience, in action! Summer vacation...
by Beth | Sep 28, 2026 | Creator-based®, Hope, self-care
How can it still be hot like July here in Texas, but feel like fall? The blow-dryer breezes still blow strongly from the south after lunch, but mornings are cooler, and the bird calls have changed, too. The air even smells different in the morning. And the...
by Beth | Sep 21, 2026 | compassion, Creator-based®, differences, Hope, life cycles, self-care
Sometimes I hit the ground hard and running on a Monday Morning and by lunchtime crash down defeated. How did I get so far behind by being so productive? Have you ever crossed three things off your list, added five more, and wondered how you managed to fall behind...
by Beth | Sep 14, 2026 | Creator-based®, Hope, life cycles, mistakes, self-coaching
Louise Hay’s morning meditation has my attention today: “It’s a new day. A day filled with infinite possibilities.” That always lifts my heart and brings a small, hopeful smile. Infinite possibilities. I love the power in remembering that I get to choose what I will...
by Beth | Sep 7, 2026 | Creator-based®, life cycles, self-care, self-coaching, Stress
Rest Restores, Idleness Postpones. This month, we’ve been discussing the seasonal shift from planting and growth to harvest, to rest. As our year shifts and begins to wind down, it’s important to consider what’s next.Do you ever feel uneasy—or even guilty—when you...
