Thoughts

I wanted to discuss the anxiety I had while in Dubai & then the world changed overnight.  I almost forgot there was life before April 2020.

And today we’re finally landing on the topic all American’s have been needing to hear their entire lives – washing our bum bum holes.

Well hello there, I’m your good news fairy godmother and I’m happy to be sharing a few things with you today.

I was planning to share this book as a travel essential for anyone with anxiety but little did I know there would be a better time and place for this book to become useful – a home quarantine situation.

Wouldn’t this be awkward if I came back without addressing the pandemic of the world.  I didn’t know when to start writing again, but it felt right.

There should be a communal thread happening around social media right now where we strictly share ways to stay busy AT HOME. 

I tried to capture everything I possibly could on Instagram while I was in Dubai, but one thing I didn’t show?  Our wedding.  Mostly because it was almost a surprise.

10 things to make you feel GOOD!  No extras, deep, emotional baggage here.  I’m sharing simple things to make you feel good TODAY.

This is a big post for me, I’m letting you in on a little secret –  My number 1 advice to anyone, about anything.

The time has come to reveal my word of the year!!  I’m going to explain how significant starting the year with a word of intention has been for me.  I’m excited to do it again this year & am hopeful it’ll have the same outcome.

I haven’t been looking forward to 2020.  More particularly, the New Year.  The beginning of the year has always been the hardest part of the year – clouded with being sick or cold or the frustration of early sunsets or allergies.  And this year, my mind was too aware of all those things so I decided I’m a second-half performer.

I feel like understanding social media is like living on a constantly evolving learning curve.  I’m not talking about the algorithm or how to get more likes or grow your business, but understanding the limits & setting boundaries.