You’ve flexed your writing muscles, cracked open new internal spaces, gained traction on projects or gotten a peek at some new and exciting creative paths.
Naomi reflects about the death of a friend, the value of being on retreat with a group, awareness, entrepreneurial lifestyle and the search for deeper meaning.
Recently I decided to revisit affirmation writing as a tool to cope with a bout of the blues. It's a kind of old-school approach, using pen and paper to craft a positive description of a desired state.
There you are, innocently travelling through your usual (busy) day following multiple trajectories, and then: *tumble*, you find yourself falling over something that you weren't expecting and: Aha!
When people call you a dreamer, I suggest that you thank them. Now, I know this isn't always easy, because chances are you're not hearing it as a compliment and likely it's being leveled at you as an accusation.
Remember when you were a child and you were learning something new? I can vividly recall hours of practicing 'double-dutch' skipping with my girlhood friends, the uber-athletic Karen and the angelically curly-headed Lois.