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Category Archives: Balance & Vitality
Type A Personalities: Why You Need to Let Go (with Inspirational Poem)
Reading Time: 1 min 23 sec
Have you ever been told you need to “Let Go” or to, “Stop trying to control everything!”? If so, you’re probably one of many people who, like me, are ‘Type A’ personalities. We like to be in charge, to do our … Continue reading
How to Reclaim Your Life with This One Simple Skill, Saying No!
Reading Time: 1 min 27 sec
Reclaiming our life is easy if we can relearn ONE simple skill: How to say “No”. And don’t be fooled, this is nothing new for you. For a while there when you were small, you felt quite at home saying “No”. … Continue reading