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Are you having enough fun?

  The concept of having fun has been on my mind for several days now, for a couple of reasons. Firstly, I’ve been a busy bee lately, with fingers in a lot of pies, juggling a variety of commitments (including the fabulous B-School and a wonderful performance of 17th Century music) and, I’ll be honest,… Continue Reading

5 ways to keep your dreams alive

A couple of weeks ago I blogged about getting clear about what we want. So, what’s next? What happens once we’ve had a goal or dream for a while – how do we keep it fresh and stay inspired to reach it? Just like when we are gardening, whilst it’s fun to think up new… Continue Reading

Getting to the root of the issue

One of the core principles of thought gardening is weeding out the negative thoughts and beliefs that are holding you back. If you don’t do that, then any positive thought seeds that you sow will have a tough time competing with those pre-existing mind weeds. I am a gardener, of plants as well as thoughts,… Continue Reading

Do you know what you want?

Q.1. Do you KNOW what you want? Most people say yes to this question. We all have hopes, dreams and goals and are launching rockets of desire about them with our thoughts every second of the day. Maybe it’s a new house, a new job, better relationships, better health, more happiness. Other people aren’t so… Continue Reading

When positive thinking isn’t enough

This post is inspired by an interview I saw this week, where Marie Forleo, the founder of B-School (which I am so delighted to be a part of this year) interviewed EFT tapping expert Nick Ortner. Click here to see the interview. In between dancing up and down with joy that Marie was spreading the… Continue Reading

Do you believe in yourself?

What do you believe about yourself? Do you feel like a success or a failure – in which areas of your life? Do you have goals that you think are out of reach for you? How we think of ourselves is flavored by our life experiences, our perception of success and failure and how we see the world (is… Continue Reading