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Sunday, September 16, 2012 at 10:58 AM Earlier this week I was in the midst of a brainstorming session with a friend when she mentioned an exercise she wanted to use in an upcoming retreat. She suggested the participants focus on their bodies and allow an image to arise in their minds. Before she could even finish her thought, a word popped into my head. LUMP...
Thursday, September 13, 2012 at 7:54 AM 
Today I am delighted to be the featured guest at All Things Girl - an informative blog designed to "allow women a place to showcase their stuff - their artwork, photography, poetry, prose, articles on health, reviews, thoughts on business, creative endeavours and so much more." (Don't let the title turn you 'guys' off, there's lots of relevant info you won't want to miss. I even managed to sneak in a photo from my main man, Bill Hughlett... so check it out!)
The post is called Giving What You Live & Living What You Give and here's a tiny snippet...
"We can’t give from reserves we don’t possess. If we aren’t generous with ourselves then it’s nearly impossible to be authentically generous with others. When I’m down on myself and curled up in a ball, it’s hard to stretch out a hand to someone else in need." - KSH
Hop on over and explore your thoughts (and mine) on generosity, scarcity, and more. Click here pronto!
Monday, September 10, 2012 at 9:49 AM Today’s special post is in support of Gratitude, Generosity and Brilliance. Life has a way of weaving its multi-faceted tapestry in the most unexpected and unique ways. People come across our paths, drifting in and out like threads wound across a vast loom. I can’t remember the first time I ran across one of the incomparable Patti Digh’s blog posts, but I remember being touched by her zest for life and the poignant question “what would I be doing today if I only had 37 days to live?”
Books, Brilliance, Generosity, Gratitude Sunday, September 9, 2012 at 10:00 PM In this discussion from the classic book, FLOW, we will be exploring: How it's possible that people are able to achieve harmony of mind, and grow in complexity, even when the worst imaginable things happen to them. (AND/OR) How it comes about that the same blow will destroy one person, while another will transform it into inner order. (This post is part of "On the Same Page"...Summer Blog Book Club.)
Books Friday, September 7, 2012 at 6:31 PM Some days are so outrageous they need to be recorded to remind me of what “normal” actually looks like.