Celebrating the “little Easters” in our lives.
How can we find the “little Easters” in our daily lives?
Musings on living, loving, and leading in today's world.
How can we find the “little Easters” in our daily lives?
I had the privelege of being involved in a peace circle this week where one of the questions was, “Who or what makes you wise?” I don’t really think I am all that wise – I mean, I have certainly … Continue reading “What makes you wise?” →
So many of us are juggling work, life, family, friends, responsibilities. What are the things that stop us from being our best selves?
Have you ever noticed that in one of those connect the dots pictures, the image is already clear before you begin? There is no other path to take but the one that makes the puppy become clear.
I am mom to two teenage boys – ages 16 and 19. They are each amazing humans; kind, caring, talented, compassionate, sensitive, creative, and bright. They also have crippling levels of anxiety. And ADHD. We have each survived the traumas … Continue reading “Musings on Mothering” →
I don’t do resolutions. But I am definitely a fan of goal setting. I teach, preach, and write about goal setting. I know it is the key to success. But, even though I know that goal setting and backwards planning … Continue reading “Goal Setting for 2019” →
I like to think I am an optimistic person. In fact, I sign all of my correspondence “With Optimism, Carin,” and I use “Chooses Optimism Daily” as a personal tagline. But, there are some days when it is just plain … Continue reading “Choosing Optimism in the Face of Loss.” →
It’s December 23. The 2018 Holiday Season is in full swing. When my kids were little, we worked so hard to preserve the holiday traditions that had been a part of my family growing up. My dad would go downstairs … Continue reading “Traditions Are What We Make Them.” →
As I put on my makeup this morning, I was acutely aware of the lines around my eyes. The eye cream that is designed to reduce them is clearly not doing its job. I notice the grey hairs: the ones … Continue reading “Reflections on Being of a Certain Age” →
Begin today. Declare out loud to the universe that you are willing to let go of struggle and eager to learn through joy. -Sarah Ban Breathnach This week has been about starting something new for me. While the past year … Continue reading “Starting something new is terrifying.” →