Inspiring Speaker Series: Miriam Evers Interviews Michele Howe Clarke Michele Howe Clarke thought she had the perfect life – perfect marriage, perfect 6 month old daughter, perfect house, perfect car, perfect job, perfect vacations, perfect real estate – and then … Continue reading
Recently I’ve been practising a new process for feeling great and flowing with ease and joy throughout my day. In the morning I take a piece of paper with 30 lines and quickly write out my intentions / affirmations for … Continue reading
At first I was puzzled. Emails from friends were pouring into my inbox with the subject line “RE: Your Birthday.” The first email was a yahoo autoresponse with details of how my friend could be reached and a warning not … Continue reading
“Bludgeoned by optimism?!” Me – a “vibrational maniac?” The man doth protest too much methinks. In the previous post, Howard dares to challenge me in “The Day She Lost All Touch With Reality.” I recommend you read that first. Then … Continue reading
It all began two weeks ago. I drove home from bringing the kids to school and the power steering failed in our, once faithful, Camry. “Oh, S***!” I said. I was thinking much worse: This could be expensive. The car … Continue reading
“It can’t work. It just can’t work. There’s no way.” Sarah looked deflated as she described the reasons why she could not move into her dream home. “Why? You were so excited before.” I was curious about what had changed. … Continue reading
This morning I felt myself slipping from excitement about our book project into overwhelm. I kept thinking about all the things we still needed to do. Heck, here we are– a third of the way into this contest for Next … Continue reading
Last night I did not follow what I know to be true. I know that I need to reach for good feeling thoughts before I jump into action – especially if something about the action I need or want to … Continue reading
[In my previous blog post I wrote about an incredible tool that you can use to get into a positive flow and create what you want. It’s called "what-if-up." Once I was feeling good and in the flow I had … Continue reading
Recently I found myself committed to giving a speech I didn’t want to prepare for. I was puzzled; when I had accepted the invitation the prospect of giving this talk excited me. As the date of the speech approached, it … Continue reading