Posts Tagged ‘story’
Teaching Beyond the Physical
I remember my first yoga class like it was yesterday. This was years before I’d step into the yoga studio at Life Time Mount Laurel, years before I’d go through…
Read MoreYou are not called to get rid of your not-enough story – you are called to stop living it
Not enough. We all have at least one of those stories rolling around our head. I’m not a good enough parent I’m not smart enough I’m not a good enough…
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 MoreThe Cure for Pain is the Pain
“The cure for pain is the pain.” – Rumi The body doesn’t forget. My body tenses and my breath becomes shallow when I feel like something is going to be…
Read MoreThe Second Arrow: how we multiple our suffering
How often do you experience something painful – either emotional or physical – and you fairly quickly find yourself getting dramatic about it? Or maybe you don’t get worked up,…
Read MoreI stumbled into my vulnerability
“You have a story,” she said, “You have a lot to your story.” I sat with it for a moment. “I guess,” I hesitated, “I just feel like there’s soooo…
Read MoreThe Lies We Tell
You’re on the verge of breaking every day and it’s not healthy. Even worse, you’re defending it. You’re defending your own mental health and stability – do you think…
Read MoreWhat Drives You?
What drives you? Two weeks ago, I challenged my team with this question at our all team meeting and hearing all of their shares seriously gave me all…
Read MoreYou are exactly where you are meant to be
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…
Read MoreMomentum shifts as we change the story
“The one thing which you have absolute control over is your own thoughts. It is this that puts you in a position to control your own destiny.” –Paul G. Thomas …
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