by Beth | Dec 21, 2024 | Creator-based®, Holiday Help, Hope, life cycles, self-care
A long deep breath, and a good sigh…. Hey there- As the Christmas season wraps its arms around us, I want to remind you of something profound. You are seen, you are loved, and you are enough. I know you’ve carried the weight of many responsibilities this...
by Beth | Oct 30, 2024 | compassion, Creator-based®, Holiday Help, Hope, life cycles, mistakes, regrets, kintsugi, self-care, self-coaching, Stress
Live Lightly The path to finding truth is to pass through the cycles of life with Wonder and a sense of Exploration. Tao Porchon-Lynch #Blessed & Living Lightly Happy Monday! Are you coming to the My One Word Workshop on Saturday November 9th? Register here:...
by Beth | Oct 21, 2024 | Creator-based®, family, life cycles, regrets, relationships, self-care, self-coaching, Stress
Durm & Strang! So, we had a wedding last weekend. Seth and Chloe tied the knot. Did you hear Queen’s rendition of “Another One Bites the Dust” blaring through Honey Grove? That was wedding #8 of 9 for us, and I’ve sung it at every one. I am very, very grateful...
by Beth | Sep 30, 2024 | Creator-based®, Holiday Help, life cycles, self-care, Stress
We have officially moved out of our self-care summer. I hope yours was beautiful. Charging into the school year and the holidays, wouldn’t it be nice to keep that summer self-care feeling? Self-care doesn’t end when the summer does. Here are some tips to help you...
by Beth | Sep 9, 2024 | Creator-based®, family, Hope, life cycles, self-coaching
Just before a recent new moon, we had a very, very, very dark night. You know the kind. It’s inky and unusually black when you turn out the lights. It can even be dark enough to give one the heeby jeebies. Creepy dark! This particular night, or should I say early...
by Beth | Jun 3, 2024 | Creator-based®, differences, life cycles, relationships, self-coaching
Are You a Woman Without? You may be familiar with the Bible story told of a poor widow bringing her offering to the temple. It was such a small amount, a mite. It was not even enough to buy her bread and cheese for a single meal. Would it really make any difference?...
