Posts Tagged ‘happiness’
Last Chance to Come to Life Editor Weekend!
In just 10 days I’m hosting my biggest and boldest live event ever–Life Editor Weekend! But that means time is running out to get your ticket and join me here in sunny Orlando, Florida. Tickets are available through September 4. CLICK HERE for all the details plus watch my video tour of the beautiful Lakeside…
Read MoreEditor’s Notebook 88
The Editor’s Notebook is my place to share the things I’m loving this week and other random links that have caught my eye. Enjoy! PS, tick tock! It’s almost time for Life Editor Weekend! Click here to get your ticket. What I’m Loving This Week Reasons to Remember Death. It’s not morbid. It’s motivating! 11 Things…
Read MoreHow I Edit: Dacia Dyer, SpirWitchuality
This is a post in my How I Edit series where ambitious women share real-life examples of how they edit their lives and businesses with the help of my Life Editing Process. Please say hello to Dacia Dyer! Dacia Dyer, SpirWitchuality Website Facebook Instagram Twitter How I Create a Foundation of Gratitude This may be cheesy…
Read MorePrintable Worksheet: Pros and Cons List
Sometimes it’s hard to make a decision you can feel good about. And even after you make a choice, you might worry about regretting it later. What should you do??? I’ve got a worksheet that will help you analyze your choices objectively, weigh your options, and make a decision you can feel good about. Enter your…
Read MoreEditor’s Notebook 87
The Editor’s Notebook is my place to share the things I’m loving this week and other random links that have caught my eye. Enjoy! PS, tick tock! It’s almost time for Life Editor Weekend! Click here to get your ticket. What I’m Loving This Week How Comparing Is Hurting Your Social Life. You’re good enough just…
Read MoreLife Editor Clubhouse Tour Summer 2016
When you think about it, the main goal of life editing is to make things easier for yourself. A strong gratitude foundation makes it easier to appreciate what you’ve got. Deleting bad influences frees up your time and energy. And rearranging your schedule makes it simple to complete your most important projects. One way I’ve…
Read MoreLife Editor’s Picks: Beginner Buddhist
I’m a Buddhist, but I was raised in an atheist family. That means we didn’t believe in a God or higher power of any kind. No old man with a beard sitting on a cloud judging you. No Heaven or Hell. No organized religion saying “these people” are good and “those people” are evil. My…
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