by Beth | Jan 2, 2023 | Creator-based®, life cycles, mistakes, mistakes, regrets, kintsugi, mistakes, regrets, kintsugi, regrets, relationships, self-coaching
What is the Creator-based® Way? What does it mean for you? This past Christmas weekend, though glorious, was a roller coaster of emotions. All weekend long, I was given the choice to act and think as a victim or a creator. You were too. Maybe you missed loved ones...
by Beth | Dec 26, 2022 | chutzbah, Creator-based®, family, life cycles, mistakes, regrets, self-coaching
Creator-based® Challenge 2022 Oh my gosh! There are so many New Year advertisements out there promising weight loss, success, and a whole new you if you follow their program. I’m kind of over it. Are you? No? I’m so glad because I have an idea to offer that has...
by Beth | Nov 14, 2022 | compassion, Creator-based®, life cycles, mistakes, regrets, kintsugi, self-coaching
Creator-based® Contrast We’ve all seen our share of suffering in our lives. Everything from a skinned knee on the playground to the death of someone you love. It can be tough. Contrast that to the days of clear skies and sailing in the sun. Those heart-filling,...
by Beth | Nov 7, 2022 | chutzbah, compassion, Creator-based®, life cycles, mistakes, regrets, kintsugi, regrets, self-coaching
Creator-based® Commentary Do you have a running commentary in your head? Does it sound somewhat like a sportscaster that lets “them” know exactly what your moves are, where you succeed, and gloriously emphasizes your bloopers and blunders? Yeah, me too. My running...
by Beth | Oct 3, 2022 | compassion, compassion, Creator-based®, life cycles, self-coaching
Don’t you just love the word cacophony It’s one of those words that means just what it sounds like. Cacophony means a harsh, discordant mixture of sounds. This past week, after all the fun of YouWeek, my brain would not settle down.There truly was cacophony in my...
by Beth | Sep 5, 2022 | chutzbah, Creator-based®, life cycles
It’s Labor Day, a day created by the U.S. government to celebrate all those who labor in the cause of building and creating in our country. Originally founded by labor unions in the late 1800s, Labor Day was designed to recognize the American Worker. Pretty much,...
