Inspiration For Women
When you ask someone for assistance, you’re offering that person an opportunity to experience the joy of giving and feeling appreciated, loved, and cherished. To be able to give to others is the greatest gift. Extend an invitation for someone to step into generosity, and allow yourself to feel strong and courageous for doing so. Read More
Our lives are touched by many relationships. While most of us define a relationship as existing between two people, there are other types of relationships as well. The one component of your relationships that remains constant, however, is you. So as we explore the relationships in your life, I want to invite you to ask yourself these important questions as it relates to each of these precious relationships. Read More
In almost every relationship, the source of discontent can be traced back to “judgment”. Judgment keeps us in the dark and separated from one another. Read More
What if women were here for a reason beyond both mending socks or shoving her way into a board room? What if women were here to transform board rooms with grace and at the same time not be insulted when socks needed to be mended? What if women were here to intuitively hear the goddess, and so pass on her messages? Read More
The simple pleasures of childhood and summer memories captured by a Masachusetts mom. Read More
While forgiveness is often focused on forgiving someone else for something they did, I’ve learned that at the core of forgiveness is forgiving yourself. It’s really all about you. Read More
There is a basic premise that there are many types of relationships and we must attempt to know and be proficient in all of them. Read More
Through Nature and women’s unity, this three-day journey helps women heal and raise money to support programs for women and their children at the Elizabeth Stone House. Read More
The truth is that we are all intimately connected in ways that we often fail to recognize as we go about navigating our “ordinary” reality. Read More
Care is not usually thought of as a power word, but it is a power action. Read More