For the longest time I was terrified of gaining day, not being skinny, gaining weight at all.
Read MoreThe Four Agreements is the Toltec’ “code of conduct” for overcoming self-limiting beliefs and transforming your life to find more joy and freedom and ultimately make the world a better place.
Read MoreDo you ever do little self-audits or check-ins to see how you’re doing right now compared to where you’re trying to be?
Read MoreThis post is near and dear to my heart for a special reason. As a military family, we move quite frequently. With that comes making new friends, meeting new groups of people, and constantly having your community change.
Read MoreA full, blissful, and joyous life requires living according to the things you find most important in life. I know that’s sort of a “well duh Di” statement. But hear me out.
Read MoreI wanted to lead you (and me!) through a little reflection over the past year. If you’d like, it’d be so helpful to take some time to write your answers to these questions down and keep them around as you progress throughout 2020.
Read MoreMy goal for my blogs is to always have some sort of intention, or piece of advice to give you that can somehow help you live a better life. Whether it be wellness, nutrition, fitness, happiness, confidence, or just good ole life advice, I am always working to give you value. Well, sister friends, lately life has been showing me all of the advice.
Read MoreBecoming the best version of you requires you to replace the urge to escape with the habit of elevating. I’m sharing 3 mechanisms to help you go from escaping to elevating, so you can rewire those patterns, and truly become the absolute best version of you.
Read MoreI’m always up for a little motivational post. So Motivation Mondays are going to become a thing around here. Be on the lookout every Monday for a post that is sure to get you right out of bed in the morning and ready to take on the day! Or at least roll out of bed with a little more umph than before…!!
I’m not ashamed to say that I used to think I was “too good” for a self development book.
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