Abundance, Money, & Thriving Business
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Too Far Behind to Begin: Rebuilding Financial Momentum
“I should have started years ago” can turn a financial gap into a verdict about your life. The savings are not where you hoped. The debt, unfinished paperwork, job search, or business project looks like a mountain. Looking closely seems dangerous because it might confirm just how far behind you are. Avoidance then protects you…
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Resistance Can Be an Integrity Signal
We often treat resistance as an obstacle to overpower. Send the email. Make the offer. End the friendship. Do the spiritual practice. Stop procrastinating. Sometimes resistance is fear. Sometimes it is fatigue, uncertainty, or an old protective response. And sometimes it is the part of us that cares deeply about integrity saying, Something about this…
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Your Thriving Business – 2009-01-07
Sometimes I work too hard… Do I have to do it all alone? Where’s my stuff? Promoting yourself… A lot of my work has no tangible product.
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When Your Finances Feel Too Overwhelming to Face
Financial overwhelm can make a practical problem feel impossible to enter. There may be bills to organize, taxes to prepare, savings to begin, choices to make, and a business or household that needs attention. Yet the hardest moment can be the one before we look. The mind says, “I need a complete plan.” The body…
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Your Thriving Business – 2008-12-27
What is meant by a Thriving Business in terms of emotional rewards with a financial foundation. Business evolving quickly… too fast to put it down on paper. How to set intentions for shorter periods that can also produce products/services… more…
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When Receiving Gifts Reopens Old Disappointment
A gift can carry far more than the object inside it. We may measure whether we matter, whether someone knows us, whether love is generous, and whether promised magic will actually arrive. Receiving then becomes emotionally risky. If childhood gifts felt practical, impersonal, absent, reclaimed, or disappointing, a present-day gift may awaken the child who…
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Your Thriving Business – 2008-12-13
I don’t fit in… Who would I be without these *very reasonable expectations*? Bringing up my power… Afraid of their rejection… De-personalizing the issues.