But sometimes I come across something that works with - no explanation - but it’s so good that there’s no reason to fight it!
by Deborah Globus I don’t usually go in for the “magic” behind the stuff I do. I much prefer the psychology and the brain science behind it.
But sometimes I come across something that works with - no explanation - but it’s so good that there’s no reason to fight it!
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by Deborah Globus Back in early February – when I should have been planning the next few months for my business – I got it into my head that I wanted to rearrange the shelves in my office. I wanted to make room for the fabulous gift my husband and the kids got me for Christmas – a faux fireplace.
The problem was, it’d never fit with the extra shelf. by Deborah Globus Often I undertake projects that call for extended work –
There is a threat (a nerve-wracking, energy-sapping threat) of losing focus, of not being able to follow through and see it through to the end. Sheer will power is not a strong point of mine. I stumbled upon a solution many years ago. by Deborah Globus I just got done leading another of the Virtual Business Retreats that I’ve been doing every couple of months with these great groups of women.
I mentioned how I’ve been feeling pinched in my dreaming and envisioning lately, how everything I think up goes crashing into a mental brick wall with the words YEAH, BUT written on it. They all seemed to know exactly what I was talking about. by Deborah Globus
by Deborah Globus Transitioning is hard.
Any kindergarten teacher worth their weight knows this. Moving between one activity and another, one time and another, takes time in and of itself. That in-between time is called: transition. Transition trips people up. Even this once kindergarten teacher who knows in her bones how vitally important it is to navigate transitions mindfully. |
AuthorMy name is Deborah Globus and I am La Padre. With me you'll find the support you need to uncover practical, do-able spiritual practices that work for you. I offer new perspectives on old practices like journaling and ritual, with a side of compassion and a healthy dose of humor, just to keep it down-to-earth and real! Categories
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