The world as we know it has kind of  been turned on its head… every day brings a barrage of news as we deal with trying to control, and ultimately eliminate the threat of the Coronavirus. It's hard to remain in a place of calm and knowing - we’re actually looking for relief - looking for a glimmer of hope - some positive news.

For many individuals what we need to do is disrupt our daily routine, because our routine is controlling us, vs. us controlling our day! We’re in a rut vs. a positive, empowering routine.

If you absolutely knew that there was an 85% chance of succeeding at something that you desperately wanted to do, would you do it...? And what is it you’d do?

It’s interesting to see how different people are responding to the Coronavirus… - - - those that are glued to the news seem to be in the most fear, and those that have cut that distraction out of their life, seem to be living life as normal.

In life we have these opportunities to jump on board, either for something positive, moving life and us forward - or negative… keeping us stuck or actually losing ground. The problem is - It’s easy to jump on board to negativity.

I was having a tough time making a decision, when my father suggested I use the Benjamin Franklin technique - my dad explained that when Benjamin Franklin had a tough decision, he'd use this simple process to determine the path forward!

Don’t look outside of yourself for the answers to your life - look within and take action in the direction of your dreams. Start your day quieting the mind, which raises our vibration bringing clarity, awareness and opportunity in our lives. 

Today, I feel like a small part of life died in me... we know that death is an obvious part of life - but it never feels good - it never feels right, especially when it happens so swiftly, and unexpectedly.

The single largest obstacle to unfolding / uncovering and  living the life of our dreams… is fear. This fear in any area of your life, left unchecked - of course grows! This fearful thought and emotion - attracts similar, even larger thoughts and emotions.

I’m just wondering- -  - is there an area of your life with worry or concern attached?… maybe an area where you realize you could let go of perfection; perfection in your life,  or maybe you’re expecting perfection in someone else's life? This worry, this underlying... friction (can I call it?), this does have consequences.