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Friday, January 30th, 2009
I was interviewed by my dear friend Allana Pratt today for her sexy moms series and we had the most delicious conversation about playing a bigger game in your life, despite the challenges of the everyday.
While I was the one being interviewed, it was just what I needed!
So often, when we find ourselves sharing our advice with someone else, it turns out to be exactly what we need to hear ourselves.
Today, it was about how not to get sucked into the common thinking of lack, limitation and scarcity.
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Isn’t it Ironic?
Friday, January 16th, 2009
The Universe has the perfect way of testing us to see how serious we are about our decisions and commitments.
If you are not aware of and ready for this little pop quiz, you are very likely to fail, which means you will veer off the track of your life purpose.
Here’s the great part though, if you can see this test for what it is, it will be a fantastic confirmation for you that you are on course, heading in the right direction.
So, take heed. I’m letting you in on a little secret that it has taken me a few failures to learn.
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How Do You Do It?
Monday, December 29th, 2008
I have one hour. I’ve just put the kids in front of a movie (The Nutty Professor) and popped 4 bags of popcorn so each kid would have his or her own (they are the teeny 100 calorie size) and there’s an hour left on the movie.
How will I use the time?
Respond to one of 185 emails I’ve opened and saved to respond to later.
* Interrupted already* Gotta get the last popcorn out of the microwave and someone wants water.
What was I saying? Oh, right, how will I use my 55 minutes remaining?
Tags: Family, juggling, Nanny, work at home
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