Tracy Talks

In this episode of Tracy Talks, Tracy talks about everything in her home that she has collected over the years.

How much is really too much? What is the deeper meaning behind acquiring more?

In this episode of Tracy Talks, Tracy talks about the importance of being with a person who can say I’m sorry. Saying I’m sorry is more than taking responsibility for something. Saying I’m sorry is about seeing the pain in someone and acknowledging the pain.

In this episode of Tracy Talks, Tracy talks about what it feels like to be moving home.

Home, a place where people know who you are and recognize you.

In this episode of Tracy Talks, Tracy discusses her upcoming move and the revelations she’s had about her internal feelings about what feels like home.

In this episode of Tracy Talks, Tracy talks about the frustration with the Valentine’s holiday.

Can we simply show people we love and care for them without having a formal date on the calendar?

In this episode of Tracy Talks, Tracy talks about what is ending in her life.

We always assume life will stay the same, but that’s not how life is. Everything is ending all at once and Tracy talks about how she is moving into a new era of life.

In this episode of Tracy Talks, Tracy talks about her lack of motivation.

Do you know what your motivation is and when that doesn’t work do you have a backup motivation?

Is it possible there are times when we aren’t supposed to be drive by motivation but simply be in a state of allowing?

In this Episode of Tracy Talks, Tracy talks about being so devoted to a relationship and a marriage that she gave up other relationships.

Once Tracy was in the marriage, she started to change. She had no one to talk to about her experiences and her feelings.

In this episode of Tracy Talks, Tracy talks about what has been her experience working in a team environment.

Often the team does not feel safe and supportive as most people hope for.

In this episode Tracy Talks about her creativity versus her logical brain activity.

What if as we age, our left brain begins to slow down and turn off simply as a way of redirecting ourselves to a creative expression?

Why not simply allow ourselves to be in the fluid space of creativity?