Monthly Archives: January 2011
Abraham-Hicks and The Comfort Zone
We’ve been playing The Prosperity Game and received two wonderful messages today that beautifully describe expanding – and living in – your comfort one: There are those that say, if you do the uncomfortable thing long enough, it will become … Continue reading
Can You Open the Door?
In The Book of Awakening: Having the Life You Want by Being Present to the Life Your Have, Mark Nepo talks about being able to open the door. For me, this became a two-part question. I do a lot of … Continue reading
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Radical Comfort
Last night I began reading Colin Tippings new offering, Radical Self-Forgiveness: How to Fully Accept Yourself and Embrace the Perfection of Every Experience. Whether or not you’re familiar with his previous book on forgiveness, Radical Forgiveness: A Revolutionary Five-Stage Process … Continue reading
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Natalie’s Question of the Week, 01/17/11
What are you most likely to think about when your mind goes into “default thinking” mode? Are you satisfied with your default thinking mode?
Your Goal Blueprint – Part 3
A good architect understands that each project may have what appear to be limitations. A good blueprint helps uncover those potential limitations or obstacles so that architect and client can figure out how to address these real or perceived obstacles. … Continue reading
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Susan’s Question of the Week 1-15-11
Resistance is about believing that you are vulnerable or susceptible to something not wanted and holding a stance of protection, which only holds you in a place of not letting in the Well-being that would be there otherwise. There is … Continue reading
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For the Ladies (Note: If you have beliefs that sexual pleasure is sinful or somehow wrong, you may want to skip this post. )
Three words. Sexual. Goddess. Energy. Why those three words? The only thing I can tell you is that a series of events have occurred recently that have me observing the sexual, feminine and energetic states of women. And it seems … Continue reading
Your Goal Blueprint – Part 2
Congratulations! You have created the outline of your blueprint for your ideal future. You have a big, overarching goal. You know what this structure will look like – at least from the outside, in a very specific way. But a … Continue reading
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I Quit!
If this isn’t a case for expanding comfort zones, I don’t know what is: “Employ the power of positive quitting. Most of us view quitting as something negative, but it’s not. ‘Winners never quit,’ we’re told, when, in reality, winners … Continue reading
Natalie’s Question of the Week, 1/10/11
Are you expressing your needs, or your neediness? Expressing your needs is empowering. Expressing from neediness encourages vulnerability. As always, your choice.
