This week on my blog, I’m thrilled to welcome a new guest contributor, Linda Clay! Linda is a business and lifestyle strategist who supports corporate women ready to find their purpose. In this week’s post, Linda helps us decipher which opportunities are worth it, and which ones need the boot. Read on!
Finding time for self-love and self-care is always worth it, especially once you understand what it actually looks like. Ultimately, self-love is about getting to know the real you, then honoring the real you. Here’s how to make that happen.
Most of us weren’t afforded a prime example of healthy communication growing up. Instead, we’ve probably perpetuated negative habits we learned as children. And while shifting this behavior from destructive to constructive is challenging, it’s also very possible—and so worth it. Here’s how!
Similar to the physical pain of a cavity, self-criticism is a harsh symptom of an underlying issue: perfectionism. Popping a couple pills isn’t going to cure your cavity, and ignoring it will only make it worse. Same goes for your enoughness, or lack thereof. Keep reading to learn more…
Knowing exactly what you want and having a vision for your future isn’t necessarily a bad thing. But the moment you charter into micromanaging territory, you’re digging yourself into a dangerous hole—one that often compromises relationships. Here are 6 signs you might be a control freak.