Honestly, I'm comfortable. I like my life. Why should I step up a level? What about you? Is it time you stepped up? Or perhaps you're comfortable where you are? The thing is, when it's time to level up you can either step up and take on the challenge, or you can try to stay where you are, but be warned... there are consequences! This is how it works... Imagine your life is a mountain that has a windy road traveling up and up. There are trees blocking the view most of the time

Sometimes don't you just wish someone would hand you a road map that says "do this", "go there", "follow these guidelines and everything will work out for the best"? A perfect road map that was completely personal to you, one that gave you the plan, allowed you to have freedom of choice while still helping you make choices that served you well, the right choices for you... Imagine how it would feel to know exactly what drives you, what causes you to self-sabotage your own dr

Are you struggling to see the right way ahead for you? If you're anything like me you'd so much prefer to know where you are going and how you are going to get there. Pity life doesn't work like that! Darn. Lol! We keep seeking clarity. We keep wanting to know. We try to understand. We keep slipping into thinking, thinking mode. No surprise really given that our education focuses on our thinking skills, maybe a little on our creative skills but definitely not on our e

If anyone is planning on giving out a degree in 'stuckness' I'd like to put my hand up as someone deserving a master in it! Personally, I didn't want to master the art of getting stuck (who does?!), but somehow I did anyway. But in the process I learned a great deal about getting unstuck too, about what it takes to get out of the trap you find yourself in and move forward again. Here's the first lesson I learned: The first time I was really aware of being stuck was when I cou