Wisdom Writing for Women
Category: Self Development
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January Inspiration: Create a Storyboard of Who You Want To Be
The challenge of life, I have found, is to build a resume that doesn’t simply tell a story about what you want to be, but it’s a story about who you want to be. Oprah Winfrey The entry below was one my first entries in the Woman’s Wisdom Book I’m creating for my daughters. I
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Winter Wisdom: Write a Self Love List
How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. Eizabeth Barrett Brown Dear Daughters, The quality of everything in our lives stems from the love we feel (or don’t feel) for ourselves. Mindset, health, relationships, work…everything. So this year, my number one goal is to love my whole self — without conditions — every
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10 Habits For Creating a Sacred Walking Experience
Dear Daughters, You all know how much I love, love, LOVE to walk. I dare say I adore walking as much as Elizabeth Bennett. But maybe what you don’t know is that as a young, angst-filled adult, walking was a form of self punishment. Back then I did not walk with joy and wonder. I
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Zoom Writing Course Series: “Oh, What a Feeling!”
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Are You Feeling Homesick For Yourself?
Dear Daughters, On Sunday, I listened to an episode of the Brene Brown Unlocking Us podcast which featured author Sue Monk Kidd. Here’s a link to the interview if you want to listen after you’re done reading this post. Brene Brown and Sue Monk Kidd are two of my favorite Divine Feminine Authors. These women
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