A Random Letter to my Six-Year-Old Daughter
My lovely Mackadoodle, It’s a cold and rainy Thursday, you’re off at school, undoubtedly trying to take over running the class, like you always do. Your teacher tells me you are super capable,…
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Are You A Crab In The Bucket?
A while ago, there was a blog post floating around Facebook regarding Network Marketing (sometimes known as Multi-level Marketing or MLM) and Direct Sales. I’m not going to link it here because although…
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The Step Mom
I am getting married in 4 months. I’m not going to lie, I cannot wait to be the wife of such a fantastic man who is loving and caring and thoughtful. He…
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Can You Tell When Fear is Lying?
How do you deal with fear when it comes knocking? Are you able to tell the difference between the FEAR that serves you and the FEAR that harms you? Luckily we’re born…
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Giving In To Wanderlust & Traveling Solo – 3 Tips to Make It Better
According to dictionary.com, wanderlust is defined as a strong, innate desire to rove or travel about. Since my divorce, I have had a serious case of wanderlust. It’s something I have been…
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Playing With Fire – Learning Resiliency
“Oh hunny, get down from there you will get hurt!” one mother cried out to my child who was climbing a set of boulders at a park one day. I looked up…
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Let The Children Play! Battling Mom Guilt
Looking back on one of my articles from last month, I can’t help but notice a trend, Mom guilt. It’s almost like we don’t even realize she’s sneaking up on us because…
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Stayin’ Alive
I am 32. Eek. I am not kind to the fact I’m in my 30s. I was a sad penguin the months leading up to my 30th birthday, and two plus years…
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Breaking Up (With Bogus Friends) is Hard to Do
A wise man once said “fuck a fake friend, where my real friends at?” Ok, you got me. It wasn’t Plato, or Shakespeare. It was Drake. Whatever, I like his sentiment. Do…
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Impostor Syndrome
I was chatting with a friend last night about my constant fear of failing. This fear is pervasive and it truly is holding me back – both personally and professionally. This friend…
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