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Hello lovely humans, Clearly, I’ve stepped away from the blog here and wanted to give you a quick update on what I HAVE been doing (which is a lot). After the podcast ended, I spent much of 2017 dealing with … Continue reading →

I love the turn of the year because it feels like cracking the cover on the latest book in my favorite series. I don’t think of it as a fresh start because I haven’t changed overnight – nor do I … Continue reading →

This week we will be uploading to this website all of the podcasts that originally aired on WebTalkRadio. If you are signed up to receive blog posts via email (you are if this landed in your inbox) you’ll be getting an extra … Continue reading →

Based on the December 21st Create Your Magical Life podcast, I’m (slowly) writing a series of posts on how to strengthen, hold on to and shine your light when it seems like the world around you is falling into darkness. … Continue reading →

I’ve been at a loss for words since the shooting in Orlando this weekend. I woke up to the news on my 12th wedding anniversary and felt myself bounce back and forth all day between the celebration and the horror. … Continue reading →

I was first introduced to The Alphabet of Now by one of my favorite bloggers, Lindsey Mead of A Design So Vast. It’s a fun way to take a snapshot of life, especially as we turn the page from one … Continue reading →

When I read what Mara Glatzel posts on Facebook I always take a deep breath and find myself whispering, yes. She oozes kindness, self-compassion and permission to just. be. you. And you can tell she practices what she preaches. All … Continue reading →

When the still, small voice inside whispers…listen. When it wakes you in the middle of the night and tells you to check on the cat, listen. When it reminds you to trust even though your mind is knotted with fear, … Continue reading →

We found each other my first 24 hours in California. He was 3 months old. A stray that had been rescued by the woman who was taking care of my new roommate’s cat. I was 27, arriving in Los Angeles … Continue reading →