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It isn’t necessarily easy to let yourself have ease. And, having ease doesn’t necessarily mean something will be easy. I was raised to be a scrappy bootstrapper. If it doesn’t require tenacity, elbow grease and baling twine, it doesn’t really count. (I know, I know, I’ve also shared with you how I’m reluctant to do . . . → keep reading 
Not familiar with Happy Changes? Keep reading to get the scoop, otherwise skip down to start playing. One of the secrets of making changes that stick, is starting so small that you don’t wake up the Chicken Little part of your brain. You’re setting yourself up for success, because even the tiniest of successes are . . . → keep reading 
Not familiar with Happy Changes? Keep reading to get the scoop, otherwise skip down to start playing. One of the secrets of making changes that stick, is starting so small that you don’t wake up the Chicken Little part of your brain. You’re setting yourself up for success, because even the tiniest of successes are . . . → keep reading One of the secrets of making changes that stick, is starting so small that you don’t wake up the Chicken Little part of your brain. You’re setting yourself up for success, because even the tiniest of successes are encouraging (and multiply). Yes I know, there’s also the hard part of starting small. You want to . . . → keep reading One of the secrets of making changes that stick, is starting so small that you don’t wake up the Chicken Little part of your brain. You’re setting yourself up for success, because even the tiniest of successes are encouraging (and multiply). Yes I know, there’s also the hard part of starting small. You want to . . . → keep reading One of the secrets of making changes that stick, is starting so small that you don’t wake up the Chicken Little part of your brain. You’re setting yourself up for success, because even the tiniest of successes are encouraging (and multiply). Yes I know, there’s also the hard part of starting small. You want to . . . → keep reading 
One of the secrets of making changes that stick, is starting so small that you don’t wake up the Chicken Little part of your brain. You’re setting yourself up for success, because even the tiniest of successes are encouraging (and multiply). Yes I know, there’s also the hard part of starting small. You want to . . . → keep reading 
One of the secrets of making changes that stick, is starting so small that you don’t wake up the Chicken Little part of your brain. It’s that idea of setting yourself up for success, because even the tiniest of successes are encouraging. Yes I know, there’s also the hard part of starting small. You want . . . → keep reading 
You know I love my iPhone, right? I take it on runs and rides with me, I use it to help me see things differently and now, I sleep with it. But not so I can read email or play one last game of Scramble with Friends before nodding off. In fact, I put it . . . → keep reading 
I’m planning a trip for December. I’m headed to an area where I have lots of friends and family I want to see. Plus, I’m going for a workshop. That means there are all kinds of logistics to work out. The problem is I’m obsessing on getting it planned perfectly. Making sure everything (and everyone) . . . → keep reading |
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