Why Suicide is Sometimes the Answer
Trigger Warning: The following article contains reference to depression and suicide. I know the title is not a popular statement. I know it’s something that is looked down upon. I know it…
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The 51% – Finding Grace for Yourself
Do you have a friend like my Katie? You know the type – the luminous, marvelous ones somehow blind to their own light and heat? Everyone who knows her adores her. She…
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Taking the Big Risk
I am currently in the process of applying to graduate school. That is one of those statements that I never in my life thought I’d make but here I am. Putting together…
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Lighting the Darkness – the Truth about Depression & Suicide
The light streams into the shadows of my mind illuminating the darkness It travels down the corridors of my scary places provoking me to follow it as only light can In that…
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Constant Complaining: It’s Bad For Business (Plus, SUPER Annoying)
Today, I’m calling out all the Negative Nancy’s. The grumps. The Bellyachers. You know the type. They’re constantly proclaiming how difficult life is, and spending all their time whining about it, instead…
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Be the Beauty You Want to See
Be the beauty you want to see in the world. That was the meme that appeared on my Facebook wall a few days ago. Wise words from Mahatma Gandhi. It really made…
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On Being a Universe
You know being a girl is easy. It has nothing to do with age, being a girl. It’s about dimension. Girls float through life on distractions, from one mall or man or…
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A Ready-to-Send Care Package for Traumatic Brain Injury
I recently partnered uр wіth оnе оf mу beautiful friends frоm thе UK аnd founder оf Healing Boxes, Grace Quantock. Shе began Healing Boxes іn 2012 аftеr a friend wаѕ іn a…
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39 Minutes of Solitude
Sir Richard Branson, (who I have a massive crush on) just turned 65. For his 65th Celebration he decided to ask the general public for ideas of ways he could challenge himself…
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What To Do With Their Stuff – All of Their Damn Stuff
I wrote this last year while trying to figure out what to do with my late husband’s things. The Club of Loss has many different kinds of members and ways we have…
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