Several years ago, while living in Colorado Springs, I briefly learned about a wellness option one of my friend’s husband, Michael Galvin, PhD psychologist was using in his practice–EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique). He continues to lecture this option across country due to the impressive results he has experiencing versus traditional therapies. However, admittedly, I didn’t …
My Sister-in-law, Cathie, (who once lived in George) shared the following unique signage information of that state: In busy east Marietta, Georgia there was (and probably still is) a traffic sign with the message “GIVE GAP – TAKE GAP.” Drivers traveling east on this road are expected to leave a gap (Appalachian Speak) between themselves …
I know you probably thought we had addressed this topic enough, however, as my friend and I were discussing this series of articles on decluttering, she mentioned the challenge of mental clutter that most of us have as well. That definitely resonated with me, so moving forward…. Mental clutter is when the mind has too …
I can hear you saying so there’s a Part IV too? Here’s the deal–as I got into this topic, it became clear this is quite complex with many layers–now onto the “why”. While we might want to get out from under the mountain of things we have, while having all the best intentions of simplifying …
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“Growth demands a temporary surrender of security.” — Gail Sheehy Our “stuff” can give us a false sense of security at times which can make it a significant challenge to move forward toward clearing out and simplifying our lives. Getting clutter cleared out is just the first step in a lifelong journey. Like most healthy …
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