I have a special mantra, given to me by a Yogiraj that I repeat to change myself. To stop habits that are no longer serving. To make me different. To make me more perfect. Better than yesterday. For a while I was ok with it, good with it even. But nothing changed. My habits stayed [...]
Tag: self-development
Mirror Mirror

We place so much emphasis on what is outside. How we look, what we are wearing and what the scales say. But we only ever see a reflection of ourselves. If we don't know where to look for it, we often miss our true beauty. I had a conversation with a few women the other [...]
What Are You Going To Be When You Grow Up?

My five year old asked me that just the other day. Without prompting of any kind. I looked at him, quite seriously, and said, "A Writer." I said, "What about you?" He said, "A Pokemon collector." Now you might not see this as a great career option, but let's face it, there are people who [...]
Feeling The Love
I woke up last night in fear of death. That death would take this man from me. I couldn’t sleep, I couldn’t get peace. A voice said to me, “ You will not lose him, for he is not lost. He is going home.” and so I cried. I understood what it meant but when [...]
The Number 1 Thing De-Cluttering Experts Forget To Tell You

The reason we have so many things is not just because we have kids and toys and other things but because we do not throw away as much as we should. We have to deal with these items in a mature way. It is is logical that if you are not using these things, or [...]
Parenting is…..
I thought about this question and whether I had the courage to truly answer it. Whether I was brave enough to write it down. If my wins were outweighing my sense that I am just never quite the parent I want to be. Parenting is: scary wanting to be perfect never feeling quite [...]
The Parent I Want To Be
I am always learning. Sometimes it gets a little uncomfortable when you realise the chasm between who you are now and where you want to go. I'm reading a book called Conscious Parenting by Dr Shefali Tsabary at the moment. I don't read parenting books that tell me when my children should go to bed [...]
Mums Just Want To Be Appreciated
Did you read that hilarious post by Brad Kearns about being Mum for the day? It was so well written, hilarious and right on the money, but you know what I, and probably most of the Mums out there, loved the most about it? The perspective it gave him to appreciate how hard his wife works. [...]
Dreams
A snail's pace of change, winds its way through the world Time never demanding anything from anyone The world waits as mind's open up, receptive We talk but we don't hear We laugh but we don't connect We eat but we don't taste Wanting To feel as if we did when we were children Present [...]
The Story I Am Telling Myself Is….
Have you ever been reality checked? Have you ever been hell bent on your version of an event and then found out you were wrong? How did that make you feel? Silly. Stupid. Small? You know what? We make up stories more than we'd like to think. And you shouldn't feel silly, stupid, small because [...]