I’ve been MIA for a bit, as many of you know. I try to “play the game” and use the social media to “grow my business,” or to “help people find me,” but truth be
FOR THE NEW YEAR…LET’S ALL PUT OUR BLEEPING DEVICES DOWN AND CONNECT WITH EACH OTHER! Read More »
I saw in my newsfeed this morning among the many quotes that people post on their walls, one that struck me: “If you don’t know where you want to be in five years, you’re there
NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS AND MORE TANGO WISDOM Read More »
I found myself recently reflecting on the idea that most of us tend to avoid emotional pain when it shows up in our lives, and as human beings, that’s quite often in the course of
THE NEXT TIME PAIN KNOCKS ON YOUR DOOR, INVITE IT IN FOR TEA Read More »
There are six words that make my blood boil whenever I hear them. Those six words are: “That’s just the way it is.” Those words signify to me resignation, acceptance, powerlessness over the way things
JUST BECAUSE THAT’S THE WAY IT IS… DOESN’T MEAN THAT’S THE WAY IT HAS TO BE Read More »
I’ll bet that post title made you think that this was going to be about something sexually explicit and juicy. Sorry to disappoint if that’s the case. But if you’re looking for something explicit about
WANNA GET REALLY TURNED ON? Read More »
Gotcha. No, this isn’t about sex. But it is about playing with yourself. Why is it that we work so hard to encourage and inspire young children’s imaginations only to later allow society to painfully
WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU REALLY PLAYED WITH YOURSELF? Read More »
“Let us always meet each other with smile, for the smile is the beginning of love.”― Mother Teresa Today I want to share an experience I had while shopping yesterday in the market. I’m often still
WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU REALLY SMILED AT SOMEONE? Read More »
We all know the expression, “It takes two to tango,” and we have probably all used it at some time. I didn’t realize the profound meaning of this statement until I started to study tango
WHY IT TAKES TWO TO TANGO… Read More »
Lately I find myself asking these questions: Am I giving enough? Am I doing enough? Where can I give my gifts more fully? What am I afraid of? How can I serve better? Where has
