Posts Tagged ‘discomfort’
The Courage to Begin Again
I know I’m in the company of millions when I say my life has been turned upside down. Things are uncertain. My anxiety has reached unprecedented levels and my emotions…
Read MoreYou Don’t Have to Struggle to Live the Life You Want
Anything worthwhile requires struggle. If success comes easy, there’s a catch. If it’s too good to be true, it probably is. Sound familiar? In our culture, we’re taught that pain…
Read MoreWhat’s part of you, you don’t want others to see?
“Lean into your partner. Press against them with everything you have, like you are trying to push them over. Look them in the eyes and scream. Let it all out.…
Read MoreUnderstanding and acceptance are not the same thing
It’s impossible to go throughout life without experiencing loss, rejection, failure, heartbreak and adversity on some level. Stressful situations happen to everyone. Some things happen suddenly. We’re heading…
Read MoreWhere I End and You Begin
“Yes” – it’s one simple word, but it’s a word that holds amazing power in our life. Yes to doing the extra work…even if it leads you closer…
Read MoreThe Parable of the Three Peas
During last week’s Warrior Sculpt class, I talked about the power of getting outside of our comfort zones and trying something new. This Friday there is a pop-up Yoga…
Read MoreThe most disrespectful 4 letter F-word you can use
When was the last time that you took a moment to celebrate yourself – not because you did or didn’t do something – but simply to celebrate yourself, your…
Read MoreFear and pain are life’s greatest teachers
As part of the LifePower Yoga Mount Laurel challenge, I’m exploring one of the seven axioms of yoga each day and sharing what it means to me. If you’re interested…
Read MoreTouch and intimacy are basic human needs
As part of the LifePower Yoga Mount Laurel challenge, I’m exploring one of the seven axioms of yoga each day and sharing what it means to me. If you’re interested…
Read MoreDon’t be a Poser
I had my hardest yoga class this weekend…and all I did was breathe. Yes. You read that right. No headstands. No balance postures. No postures at all. Just…
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