by Beth | Feb 27, 2025 | compassion, compassion, mistakes, mistakes, regrets, kintsugi, self-coaching, Stress
Imagine a person moving through life with subtle, strong qualities that emanate from deep within their very being. You feel more confident, calm, clear, courageous, creative, and even curious when you are near them. You love being around that person. That’s you,...
by Beth | Dec 28, 2024 | Creator-based®, Hope, life cycles, mistakes, mistakes, regrets, kintsugi, regrets, regrets
How was your holiday last week? I don’t know about you, but I’m ready for a vacation from my holiday! It was such a lovely whirlwind, but I need a little downtime to catch my breath. That’s the way it works for me as an introvert. I love my people so much,...
by Beth | Sep 16, 2024 | Creator-based®, differences, mistakes, relationships, self-coaching
The Oxford Dictionary defines resilience as the capacity to withstand or to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness or the ability of a substance or object to spring back into. Have you had need to withstand or recover quickly this past week? Maybe a need for...
by Beth | Jan 8, 2024 | chutzbah, compassion, compassion, Creator-based®, Hope, life cycles, mistakes, self-coaching
’tis the season of new beginnings and flu… Greetings, dear friend! 🌟 How has your inaugural week of the New Year unfolded? Ah, the season of fresh beginnings, where hope and optimism intertwine with the sniffles and flu, bills to pay, and blessings to...
by Beth | Jul 24, 2023 | compassion, Creator-based®, Hope, mistakes, relationships, self-coaching
See Life on its Own Terms, or Not. I know you. If you’re reading this, you welcome challenges- even in the summertime. Thanks for all the positive feedback. I love to hear from readers! Troubles can feel big, but often, overcoming adversity is done by small tweaks...
by Beth | Apr 3, 2023 | Creator-based®, kintsugi, mistakes, mistakes, regrets, kintsugi, regrets, self-coaching
This month we will be talking about perfection in all of its beautiful and degrading forms. Perfection in and of itself is a worthy goal. The problem is when we look at perfection as being without flaws, rather than as fully developed and complete. If we are...
