Love Who You Are Experience, Day #20!

Day Twenty!

Congratulations you've made it through the 20 day Love Who You Are Experience! I would love to know how the experience went for you. How are you feeling today compared to how you felt that first week, that first weekend? Take a moment to leave some thoughts down below. 

Today is also Mother's Day! Happy Mother's Day to all of you! I want to extend the invitation to you to think of today as a day to celebrate womanhood and the role of "mothers." While you may have children, or you may not, you may be a bereaved mother, a soon to be mother, or you may not be to that place in your life, you deserve to be celebrated!

Love Who You Are Experience, Day #18

Day Eighteen

We've talked a little about Feminine Essence, I love the way those two words sound! They are beautiful and powerful!

Today you have the opportunity to learn about two different energies or forces that we have on this planet. They are both powerful and work best when they are balanced and complement one another. These two energies are: feminine energy and its opposite... masculine energy.

What does Feminine Energy mean to you?
What words come to mind? What are their opposites?
What words describe MASCULINE  Energy?

Feminine vs. MASCULINE

Love Who You Are Experience, Day #15

Day Fifteen

Maybe you're one of my faithful blog readers, maybe you read some of my posts and you are trying to do some of the challenges, or maybe you have just happened upon this. If you do nothing else, DO THIS ONE! 

I had no idea how much I needed this experience, until I did it myself. It was just over seven months ago when I accepted the challenge and WOW! My experience was phenomenal! IT WAS LIFE CHANGING! 

Love Who You Are Weekend Experience

Weekend #1

Congratulations on making it through your first week.  Now is also a fun time to join us if you haven't already or catch up on anything you may have been wanting to do. I have designed our challenges to be simple and easy to fit into your normal weekend plans. You may need to make a couple of adjustments but thats okay! Don't stop now!

To keep everything simple, here is everything you need to know about the weekend:

Remember to pick one thing from Thursday, (Day Three) to complete sometime during the next few days - A self-nurturing activity or experience that will give you oxygen. With our busy day-to-day schedules this takes a commitment and maybe an actual spot on your calender.

Make time for yourself. You are so worth it!

Love Who You Are Experience #5

Day Five

I attended a training a couple of months ago where the focus was on women and the powerful feminine energy that each of us has within us. Ever since that experience I have been increasing my feminine essence. 

I had an experience a few days following the training. It was a Saturday and Kevin was working all day. The kids and I went grocery shopping. I had been wearing make up for almost a week, which is something I never do. I was wearing a long skirt with boots that had heels. It was nothing drastic, nothing flashy or even bright. It was modest. I thought, I look GOOD! 

Something happened during that shopping trip. Everyone seemed to smile at me. Some shoppers even waved. I also noticed that more people offered me help. One day, while doing the same thing, a door was opened for me. GASP! What is happening??

Love Who You Are Experience, Day #3

Day Three

If you've ever been on an airplane or watched a movie with airplanes, you likely have heard these words of advice. In the movie, Moms' Night Out, (which one lucky person will win as part of the giveaway) this piece of advice is used as a metaphor and is the reason behind their "fun" night out.

I often wonder, if in the event of a sudden emergency, would I remember to put on my own mask before trying to save others. As a mother myself, intuitively I might be more focused on saving my children. As a wife, I might want to save my husband before myself. As a friend, I might want to help others, because they need my help too.

Now, of course the reason for this caution is obvious. If you are attempting to save someone else without oxygen, you'll pass out, becoming useless. Coincidentally you would then become somewhat of a burden, but mostly just useless.

When you are taken care of, What does that enable you to do for others?