Perfect
I didn’t take home my exercise book when I was six because my story got a “C”. Instead, I threw the book into the deep gutter that ran along the side of the road between Central Primary School and my house.
Tag Archives: self-love
a body that changes | a spirit that remains
Who you are as a person is important to the world. You are the only person who can do the job of being you. Everything about you is exactly the way it needs to be for you to fulfil your purpose on this earth.
Moral Ambiguity
I am the woman who believes that the meaning of life is the connections we make with other people and here I am pulling away from those who are meant to be the most loving of all.
The Resilience Formula — how to resolve ANY problem situation
Whatever situation you’re in, you can apply the Resilience Formula which provides you with four choices.
[Guest Post] I am more than this
I am meant for more than what I have become. However, there is no room in my world for any of the things I want, so I sit in silence and let the storm rage within. Silent. Afraid to offend. Threatened with being left alone for wanting to be me.
Congratulations, you’ve successfully published on the Kindle Store!
It is a proud moment in my writing career — I have just published my first Kindle book on Amazon.
The beauty of language
I reflect and cast back as light my imperfections and dwell as a permanent resident in gratitude.
[Guest Post] The Constant Battle
It wasn’t until I told myself that it was normal to cry yourself to sleep on a semi-regular basis that my soft crying exploded into gasping, vehement sobs.
Imagine This [Again]
In this mythical time, you were born a woman, the most revered and respected gender on the planet. By the accident of your birth, you now hold the keys to power, riches, love and limitless joy because you are female. You possess the most revered powers – to physically procreate and spiritually regenerate.
The real reason why something was missing in my life
Sometimes I wondered if I had multiple personality disorder. It was like I was a totally different person depending on the situation I was in. Some of the time I was in control, kicking arse and proud of who I was, and other times I was drowning in insecurity.
Why my childhood was shit (and so was yours)
My childhood was terrible. My parents never raised their voices in anger. Instead there was cold quiet seething flowing underneath every difficult conversation.
[Interview] The lovely Renee Stephens stops by to chat
But what if it’s not our own flawed willpower or sluggish metabolism that’s to blame? What if we’ve just been using the wrong tools for the job? The truth is that dieting actually makes us fatter because it’s focused on control and deprivation.
Your special invitation to be a Love Ninja
I know about relationships — out in the world, at home, and in the bedroom. So I created the Love Matrix Project to remind someone like you that you’re already good enough.