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We're adaptable creatures and we're highly skilled at working around problems. If a relationship doesn't support us, it becomes something that we manage. If a career drains us, it becomes something we endure for security and we hold hope that things will improve. The shift that happens from knowing something doesn’t feel right to adapting to the discomfort can cross into self-abandonment.

A meaningful podcast conversation about "finding our magic within" from our personal and professional perspectives. I think you can tell when you listen to it that it’s a subject Beverley and I are both passionate about.

Liminal spaces can be uncomfortable. They can also be places of possibility. Transformation happens in liminal spaces and new versions of ourselves can emerge from them. Rather than viewing these in between times as problems to be solved, what if we saw them as opportunities for becoming? The liminal space you're in isn't a blip or a failing in your life. It's an integral part of your story, deserving of patience, compassion, and support.

I've witnessed many "light bulb" moments when the people I work with discover that being in contact with their messy, imperfect inner experience is exactly where growth happens. While mindfulness is just one piece of the supportive toolkit I offer, it can sometimes become the foundation that makes everything else more effective. It's not because it makes people perfect, but because it helps them embrace their perfectly imperfect humanity.

Why change feels so hard (and what you can do about it)

Hope isn’t about an unrealistic sense of optimism. It’s about knowing that things can improve and that we can take action to create change.

In the words of the legendary Ferris Bueller: “Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it"

Life has a way of presenting us with change when we least expect it. A decline in health, a shift in career, or a significant personal upheaval can often leave us feeling overwhelmed and uncertain about our ability to cope. You're not alone if you're facing a situation that feels insurmountable right now. There are ways to move through these difficult times. Here are three actions you can take to help you cope when life feels stormy: Acknowledge how you feel When facing a cha

I’d heard about mindfulness meditation but how could someone like me sit for hours focusing on my breath? I couldn’t be with my racing thoughts for even a moment without feeling overwhelmed. No, thank you.