Category: On Life & Love

We need more dreamers in the world! People who dream possess a mind that knows no limits. They imagine the seemingly impossible, even when they are wondering about ordinary things. I’ve been accused of having my head in the clouds on more than one occasion. I take that as a huge compliment; I like being

Gimme’ Some Room, Woman I am fortunate that I have a studio from where I create.  A room set aside where I can dream up, visualize and formulate; a place that honors my desire to broaden a movement toward more understanding in the world. It is important, I believe, that every woman should have a

Is there anything quite like having a good belly laugh with a friend? I have a girlfriend who promotes that, whenever we see each other it is always a laugh a minute. She’s the type that is full of gaiety naturally. I am not saying she has not had her share of sadness, she has,

It is really quite simple.  The idea that happiness is elusive or just beyond our grasp is flawed.  Anyone can become happy no matter their circumstance.  The secret is called gift giving. Do you know how you feel when you’ve done something nice for someone and they show immense gratitude?  You are tickled right down

I sometimes wonder if other women think like me. This story is about what I believe is a common flaw found in many women today. Do you ever slip into judging your peer? I think most of us can – and do – given certain circumstances and conditions. It is in our DNA to compare

Alignment in our lives is not just a physical motion; it is a mental and spiritual action that creates special magic within us. When we are aligned, we can feel more authentic, free, and self-confident.  Have you ever thought that you may be out of sync? Are there signs you have not paid attention to? If

You must put yourself in the right position to receive what goodness is coming to you. Spending time in giving thanks is a great place to start. These small acknowledgements keep you aligned. Offering a daily prayer for divine understanding will allow you to recognize what it is that you haven’t seen before, and thereby

oI heard a story today that struck a beautiful, resonant chord in me. It was a narrative of a mid-20’s young black man who was out on a ride.  He eventually spied an elderly white woman on her walker in sweltering 100-degree heat, a slew of grocery bags draped across the handlebars. This young man