Notes To My Younger Self

 

Experiences get shaped by what you think of them; try to be aware of thoughts that are negative. When you catch yourself going in a negative direction, stop, and replace any negative words in your head with growing words. For example: Replace…

Notes To My Younger Self

 

Live open to the possibilities; don’t shut anything down. If you think this way, you will feel empowered. Thinking things have to be a certain way is disempowering and feelings of powerlessness always turn into fear. E.L Chappel author of Spirit Dance/Storm…

Notes To My Younger Self:

 

Fear stems from thinking about what comes next—the next minute, hour, day, week, year; the future. This kind of mindset squanders the moment and will kill your excitement, your ambition, to take on lingering passions for fear of what might happen if…

Notes To My Younger Self

 

  Generosity is giving more than you can, and pride is taking less than you need~Kahlin Gibran E.L. Chappel author of Spirit Dance/Storm Makers/Coming very soon: The Surge Giving isn’t just a holiday thing; it’s a life-long thing. aka The Glamorous Wife

How I Got Started Flying~Sylvia Blanco

 

Before we can jump right into this story, there are a few things you must first know. Who knows what year it was? I certainly don’t! This guy named Eric Blanco decided he was going to move from Washington D.C. to Oklahoma…

Notes To My Younger Self

 

Your success will not only be measured by how hard you work, but how fast you adapt when things don’t go the way you think they should. E.L. Chappel author of Spirit Dance/Storm Makers/Coming Soon: The Surge Every disappointment thrusts you towards…

Peace and The Great Myth of Falling Behind—Blog Post #3

 

The Gift of Anxiety Have you ever felt anxious? Worried, concerned, or worse yet, completely stressed out? I know I have, and there was a time when I did everything I could—run, eat, hyper-prepare, shop, clean, organize—in order to whisk away the…

Peace and The Great Myth of Falling Behind Blog #2

 

I woke up on a Sunday morning with the title of this blog series fighting to get out of my head. Within a half-hour of waking, I had written a series of posts with word count that might typically take days, the…

Peace and The Great Myth of Falling Behind

 

I was at a writing conference a few years ago, and being a first-time author, I took in every recommendation the top-tier writer’s and editors suggested. During the last day of the conference, I had the opportunity to pitch my story to…

Comparing or Competing: Where do you stand?

 

  There’s an old adage that says healthy competition elevates us to a level that we might not achieve on our own, and I’m guessing, if asked, most people would agree. But when does the productive aspect of competing evolve into the…