Rough New Beginnings
Yes you can, but you have to start by taking small action every day.
First, when you start something, it’s often confusing and clumsy. It doesn’t feel right because of the voices in your head and because because your insecurity is reflected in words and opinions of others and that is super scary. If you are starting a new job, new business, new training, having a new baby. Therefore, sit with the discomfort for some time and let it show you what’s not working.
Don’t throw the baby out with the bath water. Sometimes, you have to do it enough to flex those muscles (sorry, affirmations don’t work here). Perhaps, you may need to make some tweaks.
But, for goodness sake, don’t give up because someone told you that your idea sucks. Go within and see why you are not sure of it first. When you are 100% committed to something and you believe in it. Feedback from others disappears and if it persists, it’s simply doesn’t matter.
If you are ever struggling with something and need guidance. 
Send me a question and I will answer it on live broadcast, just don’t give up and believe in you because I believe in you.
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Trick about success
Today I want us all to think about how our own personal relationships affect the work we are doing and how having good relationships is the trick to success. This is a story about Alfred Adler and how one part of our life affects all others.
Christina Lazarakis: permission to create again
Christina Lazarakis is an artist, singer and songwriter. That is who she has always been and before self sabotaging voices showed up, she spent her days creating and giving of herself through various art forms: painting, making music, singing in a band, acting in multiple plays and films, singing fabulous songs……and then she stopped ALL of it for 7 years.
The unexamined life is not worth living – Socratic Method discussion
We discuss the Socratic method – aimed to give rise to knowledge through conversation and social interaction. We also learn how philosophy explains why we get irritated when someone questions our beliefs.