Category Archives: Advice

Exploring New Stories and Perspectives
Oct.3.13

  Someone sent me this and I love it. It made me smile and think: How about visualizing this image of yourself, at least for one day: “I was dropped as a baby, into a pool of awesomeness and glitter.” … Continue reading →

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Want to Spark an Epiphany? Get Your Gratitude On!
Sep.15.13

  Keep Calm And Get Your Gratitude On! What are you grateful for in particular today? Write it down. I’m big on writing things down. It makes you really think and physicalize it by writing it. You might have more … Continue reading →

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An Epiphany from One of the most Beautiful Thank You Notes EVER.
Aug.6.13

I don’t know about you, but I’m BIG into “thank you” notes. I was raised in the South where they are just something you do. You thank people properly with a note. When I received this particular unexpected thank you … Continue reading →

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One Day I Had an Epiphany about My Rules to Live By…
Jul.28.13

Rules to Live By Be kind. Be gentle. Be gracious. Be quiet. Keep things sacred. Go deep. Serve. Find solace in what still lays in front of you and don’t lament what’s behind you. Detach. Love. Forgive. Laugh. Play. Write. … Continue reading →

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A Haircut Epiphany by Beth Karlin
Jul.15.13

 I wanted to title this blog “Yes, Virginia, Epiphanies Are Sparked Even By Haircuts” (uh-huh, nod to “Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus”) but then I thought maybe the reference wouldn’t work — during a heat wave in July, … Continue reading →

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