I believe we each have a calling within us for greatness and to create an impact in the world around us. At the same time, we are hearing this call from within, our busy brains are providing us with all the reasons why we can’t be important, abundant, loved and supported. So how do we get […]
Are you a hero? Yes! You have greatness in you waiting to be expressed, and it is only when you accept that you are the hero of your own life that you will live without ongoing day-to-day struggles. What’s Holding You Back One of the things that can hold us back from recognizing ourselves as
I knew I was Headed for Greatness When I was a kid, I always felt that there was something bigger inside of me – I knew I was headed for greatness. I didn’t know what it was or what to do about it. The thought of telling anyone about this greatness brought up fears of
by Camala Beek Lately I had been experiencing a lot of resistance and was allowing my ego to ruminate in my defeat and lack of “success”. What I noticed was that would catch myself in a silly mind game where I told myself, “Think positive. You have the ability to shift your mindset. I’m irritated
The other day I was speaking to a client who expressed that she was looking out the window in her apartment, feeling angst and wondering “is this it…is this how success feels?” I thought it was a brilliant question. What does success feel like? What does it look like? And, for those of us on
It can be very interesting to observe yourself through the eyes of others. What we may find frustrating in them is what we are really annoyed about in ourselves. So often we are entrenched in our stories of failure. One of the phrases I hear a lot is, “I tried that and it didn’t work.”
Revisiting Our Why to Re-Ignite the Passion of Our Dream About this time last month, I wrote a blog post entitled, “Got Doubts About Your Dream? Build It Anyway.” In that post I talked about the “why” of our dream for Ladybug Junction Farm. I mentioned that “when you have a dream that is REALLY BIG and
Several years ago, I was in the post office waiting in line. A woman will a three seat stroller, which was loaded with packages was trying to open those heavy post office doors. I asked her if she needed help and she looked at me and said, “Nope, I’m fine.” She obviously was not fine.
I have been witnessing something. We think we are connecting and yet, most of us are truly afraid to be vulnerable. Vulnerability is what drives receiving community. We are living in a world that is fast paced and where we can “connect” with someone that lives half way around it. That doesn’t mean that we
