Living Soft

In my early morning writing today, I revisited a conversation from yesterday with a new friend and was inspired by her openness to everything about this life. “I don’t know … and I don’t need to know.” flowed easily from her. And, “Life is supposed to be fun!” also gave me room for pause.

As I wrote, a very open and light feeling transformed itself into soft:

(S)upported, (O)pen, (F)lexible, (T)rusting

And I wondered where in my life I am yet hard, unchanging, closed to new ideas and experiences. And, as one who is fed by helping others, I wondered, too, where I am hardened and closed to support from others, to being nurtured, to softly receiving.


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What is 2010 offering you?

It is December 31, 2009, and I sit in morning reflection wondering what, if anything, I might have to offer you. So much is written every year about New Year's resolutions and starting over. My life coach, Maripat Abbott, has a wonderful year-end process to guide reflection and review of the year just ending followed by visualizing the year that is about to begin. You will find it in her December 2009 Ezine article once it is posted at Manifesting Possibilities.

What can I add?

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Who do you want to BE this holiday season?

Each year as the calendar displays December, I find myself needing to pause and figure out just how I will navigate the days and weeks ahead. Do you? Do you find yourself wondering how you will get through the busyness and stress of the season? Do you anticipate the holidays with joy or dread? Have you ever stopped to ask yourself what it means for you?

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Thriving Outside Your Comfort Zone – Part II

Have you stepped outside your comfort zone yet? Fear still holding you back? How about a few more ways to embrace the idea?

First, in case you missed Sunday, October 11, at Unity Church of Christianity, you can listen to a recording of the interview: Thriving Outside Your Comfort Zone.

For a bit more reading on the topic, try a short article on the topic: read.

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