Intentions and participants are sometimes in conflict. Seems last Sunday we got together in person, but no one wanted it streamed, so we didn't. We'll keep going and see how it goes. So much heartbreaking news this past week. Hoping cooler heads prevail

The problem with habits, is that you have to like what you're seeing before you step into the new you. Here are 4 core habits I use. I know they help me, but some I have great difficulty with. So will I continue with those? Only time will tell. The first person I had to convince on that score was my inner self. I'm also attaching my 5 Hidden Keys. It's been a bit difficult for me to share these as this has been an incredibly difficult topic. Lots of inner myth-busting had to happen. I don't know if they will work for you, I know they've helped, and continue to help me. Print them off, do a meditation before you start each mini-ritual, and set your intent. Try them and see - and let me know what you experience?

Today started bright and early, my usual 5:30 am. Then I usually head over to the office before anyone else because it's quiet and I have the whole place to myself to think. I joined Skool for a couple reasons. One was because I decided to take a chance that there are other people out there quietly stuck in grief, and desperately wanting to make a change. To get back to their happy inner fire and peace. Let's face it, life's not a fun place if it's without joy. If you love flowers, painting, singing, playing the guitar, if you're the owner of a sugar shack, a baker, if you love fishing, hiking, boating, biking...literally if you have something that lights you up even a little - do more of that. For a long time, I just packed my paints away. Gave away my roses. Did my work at my office, went home, sometimes I ate, sometimes I didn't and then went to bed. I went to the office because I forced me to get out of bed and out of my own stinking thinking. I began to rekindle my joy of photography - by trying to capture the essence of moment in place and time. And I want to help others going through elder family transitions have a much smoother go of it. If you don't want to make the same mistakes I did, and if what I share helps you get your mo-jo back faster, that would mean the world to me. So here is how my day unfolded: 7:30 am - Getting some things sorted out with a government office, and by 8 at it full swing until just before 5. Even forgot to take a break for lunch. Then it was back home and checking through calls and reminders and then working through a few hiccups on a deal, sorting it out and getting it done by 7pm. In between I was chatting via DM with a Fb friend (Terri) who became my first Skool member 🥰 Then I began reviewing a few posts from other Skoolers, some lurking, just not committed yet. I took some very valuable notes as I'm not exactly sure how the Skool games work (yet) and how our journeys through our mess by becoming more are supposed to go, but I promise to do my best by you.