Tag Archives: strength

Letter of Wellness

What’s most important for your mental health?  Every day I write myself a letter from love- divine, unconditional love. I ask for advice and love always gives me kind answers, which I write down as they come to me. Even … Continue reading →

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Get In The Mood

Finding joy has been tricky lately. May I  suggest a little romance? Breakfast in bed, flowers or a small gift for your honey may bring the simple but important things into focus. Displaying love ignites our core… Positively Purging-I welcome … Continue reading →

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Encouragement

Encouragers pick others up when troubles weigh them down. Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the real life wisdom on to others as I embark on this new venture of “positively purging“, as … Continue reading →

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Broken Heart

Advice to a woman with a broken heart: If it didn’t hurt, it didn’t matter. The ache is a celebration of having gone all in. – Natasha Rothwell

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Why you should not avoid failure

This sounds counterintuitive. Who likes failure? Nobody, of course. Few people relish risk and uncertainty, not to mention the public embarrassment that often accompanies a pratfall. Worse, when it comes to our careers, failure can have a very real, very … Continue reading →

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