Category Archives: Visions

G*ddess Unites With Her Vision (detail) In post #51 I put the question out there…”Is pink a power color?” I received several interesting comments and perspectives on this. I love pink because it is the color of the heart’s deepest desire but … Continue reading →

I had lunch today with my friend A.F. Cook, author of Democrats in the Red Zone just to catch up and talk visions. I also wanted to hear her story of how she wrote and published her book (which, by … Continue reading →

  Nicole’s Story: Introduction I had finished grad school, back from L.A. and back in my parent’s home trying to figure out what to do next.  My doctorate was in clinical psychology but I pretty much had decided that I did not want … Continue reading →

Why have you chosen to do the work you do? I asked this question the other day at a workshop I was conducting on The Four Agreements.  More than a few participants looked at me as if I had lost my mind.  … Continue reading →

  Is pink a power color? I just got back from the Pennsylvannia Govorner’s Conference for Women in Philadelphia and I am still buzzing from the energy generated in a convention center filled with thousands of women! The speakers (male and … Continue reading →

I began my last post by asking if you ever feel like giving up on your Vision? I received a few comments that confirmed what I already knew…I am not the only one who ever feels like this. I was … Continue reading →

Do you ever feel like giving up on your Vision?  I wanted to call this post WTF?! (F stands for fudge of course) but decided that was not a good idea.  Since my last post there have been many ups … Continue reading →

Greetings from sunny Los Angeles! I have come here for a few days for reasons known and unknown.  As usual the unknown is slowly revealing itself to me. I am feeling intense joy today on the path of living my … Continue reading →

I went to see the movie Julie & Julia on Saturday night.  It was delightful and fun (always love watching Meryl Streep) but what I was really struck by was that it was a story about two women discovering and … Continue reading →