30 Day Commitment

It didn’t start out to be a 30 day commitment,

I just couldn’t help but see the signs. 

Sunday’s Post on Facebook

I've decided to take these next 30 days and commit to being open to the serendipity that has been happening in my life. I know that we all have a path to follow; what I would like to do is see how obvious it can be :-)

Yesterday was wonderful!
I worked, spent time with my children, had a date night with my love and ended up at a presentation by Ian Putney of the Wellington Chiropractic about the toxins to avoid in today’s food supply. Interesting that there was an internet article written the same day that you can read here. It was an eye opener to where we are headed if people don’t take action. It really made me think I was on the right path with ASEA. If I don’t share the message of hope and healing, who will?  

Today was a lot of fun as well.
I started the day off with kissing the family goodbye and heading to BNI. My afternoon was spent working in a special way. I am in the process of growing a Tribe with my girl friends so we had our weekly mastermind call. We have been trying out different things and this week Kimberly decided to get on the video chat. Have you ever done that before in a business setting? I must say, I have not! It is always great to connect with the tribe but seeing my beautiful friend made it even more special. The serendipitous part was when Monique shared about her friend and his eye. It triggered something in me. The Vision I guess you can say. The eye around the moon, the watchful eye that’s been constant in my life.

It will be interesting to see what tomorrow brings. 

“Today expect something good to happen to you no matter what occurred yesterday. Realize the past no longer holds you captive. It can only continue to hurt you if you hold on to it. Let the past go. A simply abundant world awaits. (January 11)” ~ Sarah Breathnach, Simple Abundance: A Daybook of Comfort and Joy  

Blessings,
Kathy

Do You Have a Plan?

Are you a planner or do you just let life happen?

If you ask me that question before 2013 I would say I just let life happen. I have always been a live and let live kind of girl, what can I say :-).

As I write this, I have a great sense of accomplishment. It’s as if all of the good intentions and creative ideas have all fallen into place. I realize that one of the keys to success is organization, and all its takes is a little planning. Once your plan is in place, the execution should be the easy part! Don’t get me wrong, it seems I’ve always had a plan, just not the space to spread my wings. Today, I am ready to soar. 

Some of the things that I have done to become organized (in no particular order).

• Love the space you work in (make it feel like a place to escape to instead of from)
• Put things back where they belong when your done using them
• Use a daily/weekly/monthly at a glance calendar
• Have a comfortable chair/couch or someplace in addition to your desk to work from
• Take breaks often (unplug completely for a time throughout the day)
• Schedule reminders for appointments
• Have fun
• Make the commitment to success

It’s really that simple. 

I would love to hear some of the ideas you use to be successful in life!

~Kathy

“Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.” 
~ Abraham Lincoln

Jumping in with both feet!

I did it.
I have committed myself to a path of no return.
I love connecting and feeling the energy of others.
I love being open to new experiences and meeting new people.
I think there is so much value in relationships and I feel blessed to be in the relationship business.


Today I started a six week class with Laurel from Illuminating Souls and I am more than ready to do the work. It really makes me think...why did I wait so long?

The most basic and powerful way to connect to another person is to listen. Just listen. Perhaps the most important thing we ever give each other is our attention.... A loving silence often has far more power to heal and to connect than the most well-intentioned words.

Rachel Naomi Remen