Hello my dear friends! I’m really looking forward to sharing today’s guest post from Sneha. Her ideas and suggestions on committing to what matters are especially helpful as we move into a new season. I am excited to implement her tips and hope you find the post inspiring too…
What’s alive in you? For me, it’s new routines taking root. Discovery. Change. A fresh path. On Tuesday, I started a new job with a really amazing company in downtown Raleigh. I cannot even begin to express my delight. My joy. The excitement bubbling up inside. I’ve kept my shifting employment status a bit of a secret on the blog…
When I woke up this morning, something incredibly important dawned on me. It was a sweet moment of clarity, which surprised me because I hadn’t even had my cup of coffe. As I showered, got dressed and prepared for my day, I let this thought bounce around my mind. The thought finally settled into my heart…
I came across an email I sent my father a few years ago, back when I was a recent grad embarking on my first real job. I lived alone in San Francisco and had no friends. I worked 70 hour weeks and drove to Napa on the weekends to relax at my grandparent’s home. It was a crazy, beautiful time…
It’s been eight days since I ran my first half marathon. After three months and over 140 miles of training, I completed 13.1 miles in under 2.5 hours. All those numbers mean something, but the sense of accomplishment that overwhelmed me at the finish line is something I will hold onto for much longer…
You ought to know that my silent stillness is in lieu of incomplete thoughts and half-written ramblings. The time and intention it takes to compose a cohesive blog post has eluded me for most of this budding year, and since many of previous posts are about wrangling time, juggling priorities and finding a way to marry the two, it seems unfair to share the same sentiment again…
Hello my dear friends. I hope your 2011 is off to an amazing, remarkable start. Mine has come in like a whirlwind and I’ve really tried to lean towards the challenges and opportunities that have come my way…
I’m reflecting on the year with an afternoon filled with #reverb10 posts. Finally, I’m sharing my thoughts on the prompt I authored December 18th.
Try. What do you want to try next year? Is there something you wanted to try in 2010? What happened when you did…
My #reverb10 reflection carries through today. My thoughts on @tea_austen’s prompt from December 17th.
Lesson Learned. What was the best thing you learned about yourself in this past year? And how will you apply that lesson going forward?
My #reverb10 response to @finslippy’s prompt from December 5th. Let Go. What (or whom) did you let go of this year? Why?
