If you don’t feel like your situation is changing fast enough, it’s actually time to slow down.

What do you want?

Who do you want to be in the world?

Define who that person is (consider writing an opinion piece from another point of view, with you as a subject).

Now, what is your current situation? Does it need changing? If so, what is your timeline to change it?

Now go step by step.

Deep change happens one day at a time:

One's working environment plays a great role in how effective and productive you feel. With multiple distractions, it's easy to lose sight of your big picture-- but with a focused environment you're free to intently focus on your step-by-step goals. 

If you’ve found yourself voraciously cleaning stuff out of your home lately, you’re not alone. Over the last few months, I have heard this repeatedly from friends and clients. There is an insatiable urge to clear things out of closets, basements, drawers, and in some cases, entire rooms. For many people, this urge is so pronounced and unlike anything ever experienced before. For those of you who are historically packrats, this feeling is very new and perhaps even confusing. So what is going on?

Join Tisha now as she combines her experience as a certified life coach, with her education as an interior designer and her knowledge of feng shui to help us detach from our stuff.

 One of my favorite books I recommend to clients is You Can Heal Your Life by Louise Hay. I absolutely love this book. If there was such a thing as a recipe for making permanent changes on either or all of the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual levels, then this book would be it.