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Step 3 to Living Intentionally – Discover Your Rhythm

January15
This entry is part 4 of 4 in the series Make 2010 the Year to Live Intentionally We all have a rhythm of energy that fluctuates throughout the day. For example, would you consider yourself a morning person or a night owl? Is there a time of day when you are really productive? Are there other [...]
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Make 2010 The Year To Live Intentionally

January11
This entry is part 1 of 4 in the series Make 2010 the Year to Live Intentionally I am determined to live this year intentionally. Intention: \in-ˈten(t)-shən\ an anticipated outcome that guides one’s planned actions. Being intentional is about living in a deliberate, conscious way, according to your values and what you hold sacred. It requires daily reflection, [...]
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The Power of What’s Sacred

January1
I received a number of gifts from 2009. One of the most powerful gifts came as the result of playing with words while working on my Style Statement. After attending a Fire Starter with Danielle LaPorte of the White Hot Truth, I was inspired to discover the two words that could potentially be a guiding [...]
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What is sacred to you in your life? Pondering this question can open up a lot for you. Making room for what’s sacred allows you to see the people you love in a new way. It helps you prioritize and allows you to more easily say “Yes!” to that which matters and “No!” to the things that don’t.

This is a place where I express my perspectives of the Sacred — that which is sacred to me. I explore topics such as parenting, birth, personal development, and doing one’s life work in an authentic way. I hope this site will serve as a portal for those who are ready to define their own version of “Sacred”.