My apologies for not blogging for some time, but there have been many changes in my life. The transition of my business and personal life from Connecticut to Florida took much longer than anticipated and I want to share my story with you.
One year and a half ago we moved to Florida. Arty had […]
My daughter Tracy blows me away.
She co-owns Yogapata with her husband Mitchel. Their studio is a spiritual sanctuary where students come and nourish their body and their soul
She recently spoke before a women’s organization, Believe Inspire Grow on how to manifest the work you love and the relationships you desire through yoga. Tracy told […]
I must have writer’s block. I want to blog but I’m not sure what to write about and confused as to who is my audience. While I think my past blogs have been informative, transparent, and enlightening, who in cyber space is reading them? Is it the working women, stay at home moms, women […]
I’m not sure why I haven’t written my blog since last May, perhaps I had writer’s block, or maybe I was caught up in the lazy hazy days of summer. Regardless of why, I am back and I am excited to continue where I left off; bringing attention to the issues that we face […]
Yesterday, President Obama’s Inauguration for his second term once again made history and is a new beginning not only for him, but for all of us. His inaugural speech talked about our journey – our never-ending journey to bridge the words of our Constitution. And he continued that our journey is not complete until we commit to our equality, our journey is not complete until wives, mothers, and daughters can earn the living they rightfully deserve. […]
Have you ever given thought as to how you communicate? Do you think before you talk or do your emotions get the better of you causing you to talk before you think?
Our process of communicating goes back to when we were young – how we were taught, what we observed and what we were told we could and could not talk about. As a result when we communicate today we are on automatic pilot and replicate what we learned. […]
In my last blog I wrote about change. I am hoping I inspired many of you to think of change as a new experience and how it can enhance your life.
Change also helps us define our identity. Without understanding who we are and what makes us unique we are unable to communicate clearly and respect our relationships with family members and other individuals we work and socialize with.
Successful relationships are made up of two people, both of whom have a clear sense of self. In a family business this can be tricky as each member plays a different role that creates “boundary confusion.” […]