Relaxation is uncomfortable for me.

Expectations smother passion like a bucket of wet leaves on a roaring fire.

But what about when we pour on gasoline?

We can either disconnect, isolate ourselves and “hole up” or we can be our authentic selves and let people in.

Which do you do?

Traditions are not there to torture us, exhaust us and make us feel bad about ourselves if we don’t do them. I’ll tell you why.

My kid doesn’t have friends. What should I do?

My ugly, nasty jealous side.

Us Mommas get to a point where we grieve our life. We either have everything we’ve always wanted and are miserable. Or we aren’t where we thought we would be by now, and well are miserable.

Our first priority.

“I don’t know” is a lie. It’s what we hide behind when we are too afraid to make a mistake.

Our job as parents is to create the space and means for them to grow.

If you want to save your marriage you have to save yourself first.

I have a magic formula. Normally I would keep this a secret, but its too great not to share. Also comes with some exciting strategic by products, like passion and wonder.

Love yourself + Love your husband = lose weight and feel great!

I’m turning out to be an A O K writer. I mean I’m not great, but I write down words and publish them. BUT I am amazing when it comes to writing my own love story. It’s a comedy with a couple of passion producing scenes(okay a lot), ohhhh with an amazing ending. What kind of love story are you writing?

I’m super duper, absolutely, fantastically good at failure. I mean like really really good. I haven’t always been, but now I am. And you can be too.

Life sucks when you don’t have a relationship with yourself. It makes everything so much harder. But how do you build a relationship with yourself? What in the world does it even look like?

A story told from my teenage self. A painful lesson I learned from driving.

A worry guilt free mom life is possible for YOU. No seriously, it is mommas.

There is devastation all around us. We don’t know what to do, but I’ll tell you. One of my dear friends gave me advice a long time ago that has changed the way I look at my loved ones struggling.

Our beliefs our projected in our behaviors.

Stop controlling, start loving.