Carol’s company was doing well, but Carol was not. Hard work and long hours had brought success, with revenues well into the millions and rising every year. But it had long ago stopped being fun. Carol was living with too much stress and exhaustion to be enjoying herself.
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My dog, Rincon, loves these warm, late-summer evenings because he can usually tease me into going outside after dinner and playing his favorite game: “Apple”. It’s the simplest game ever and a total hoot. It starts when I pick an apple from the tree, bite off a piece, and throw it across the yard. Then Rincon tears after it.
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One variation of self-love is self-compassion. It is your natural state, your birthright. Self-compassion is a gentle state because it is subtle and quiet, and it is a warrior’s state because it is powerful for making life changes. To experience self-compassion….
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Sharla Jacobs is on the front lines of a generation of women who have achieved financial affluence and yet consider spirituality a greater wealth. When I asked Sharla about the heart of her relationship with money, she answered….
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Have you ever meant to phone a friend you very much wanted to stay in touch with, but you kept waiting until you had time to really talk? And you kept waiting and waiting, until you realized at some point you were too late for staying in touch — now it was about getting back in touch? So you picked up the phone and dialed, and when your friend answered you blurted out, “Hey, I’ve been meaning to call….”
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