Leo has Faith in the flight of that ball. What do I have faith in? What project of mine has been sitting on the ground and wants to fly?

Fasting from food and unplugging myself from technology, I go to the coast in my camper van for the joy of feeling my inner experience and connecting with nature.

Which beings in your world might you take a second glance at and get to know a little better?

Reframing, as we discussed in our first session of the Core Alignment with Joy this past week, is often born from humor.

In this video, I describe my Nonviolent Communication (NVC)-inspired practice of empathy and bring you along for a real time glimpse of our empathy sharing.

When it’s winter in the soul, we can tend to our shadows with love.

One of the practices in the Core Alignment with Joy is reframing. I can tell you there is a huge energetic difference for me between “I have work to do tonight” vs. “I’m going to take care of the baby.”

Is gratitude for someone else or for us when we feel the thrill of the flow of love when we place our attention on something we are grateful for? Or both?

Every session of the Joy Collective brings growth, integration, accountability, and inspiration as my offerings intertwine with receiving and evolve in co-creation.

Where we place our attention (misery or joy) will shape our coming year.

My joy practice, shared in the Core Alignment with Joy series, is playful, meaningful, and in the flow … yet that’s not all.

I hope I have it in me to creatively stretch and provide for those around me in hard times, looking to the persimmon tree as a model.

The danger, I understand, even in my dream, is not the bear, despite my archetypical wariness. The danger is in a misalignment of relationship.

By reflecting on what's happened and slowing down to really feel our feelings, we harvest some of the best of what our lives have to offer: the Satisfaction of Closure.

Do you see how the giving and receiving are intertwined?

Gratitude, I now believe, is mostly a gift I give myself. The irony is precious: What we give ourselves, we cannot help but give to others.

My first publicly released meditation focuses on gratitude.

“Mulch” is a stout and rather plain word to describe the magic of what transpires here. Being a part of nature, we experience this cycle in our lives as well

The joys and pleasures of the life I touch outside of my body can never rival the stuff I’m made of when I fully tap in and allow it to bloom.

Inspired by Dr. Joe Dispenza, I use my imagination to prime for the best possible outcome rather than worry about the worst.