There is always something more to do. The list seems to be longer than the days. Grateful for all I get to do, but today, when my family called, I chose to take time off. Embracing the moment with people I love.

There is always something more to do. The list seems to be longer than the days. Grateful for all I get to do, but today, when my family called, I chose to take time off. Embracing the moment with people I love.

I’ve been in the middle of a pretty big business challenge, working a ton to bring a new program to the market. I’ve been working with a fantastic coach, but today, when he suggested I pivot, I had to check my ego and trust he had the answer. There’s something. Awesome about surrendering to the experts, even if it’s not easy.

I’ve been in the middle of a pretty big business challenge, working a ton to bring a new program to the market. I’ve been working with a fantastic coach, but today, when he suggested I pivot, I had to check my ego and trust he had the answer. There’s something. Awesome about surrendering to the experts, even if it’s not easy.

On this first day of Spring, I am reminded that whatever I prepare the soil for, and lovingly nurture, is what will our picture in my life in the coming months. Yes, this can be a lot of work, but if it’s not something for which you are willing to do the work for, then maybe it’s time to uproot and make space.

On this first day of Spring, I am reminded that whatever I prepare the soil for, and lovingly nurture, is what will our picture in my life in the coming months. Yes, this can be a lot of work, but if it’s not something for which you are willing to do the work for, then maybe it’s time to uproot and make space.

When we come to our yoga mats we are invited to see things from a different perspective. To focus our gaze, our drishti, on one point. The idea is that as we focus the eyes, the mind will also begin to settle down. Then we can see our true selves, beyond the identity.

When we come to our yoga mats we are invited to see things from a different perspective. To focus our gaze, our drishti, on one point. The idea is that as we focus the eyes, the mind will also begin to settle down. Then we can see our true selves, beyond the identity.

I used to think I needed to be doing something “more enlightened” “more meaningful”. I failed to see the gift of my current situation and trust that I was exactly where I should be.

I used to think I needed to be doing something “more enlightened” “more meaningful”. I failed to see the gift of my current situation and trust that I was exactly where I should be.