“Eat the Pickle” is a metaphor for being willing to experience the unexpected. Rayven says it’s the fastest way to teach our bodies to embrace a new future – one that we intentionally manifest. If you want to learn more about how she came up with this card deck idea.
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Sit Down & Shut Up
Don’t worry, I promise it’s for your good. At the risk of offending you with the bold offer to “sit down and shut up”, I am taking this opportunity to pass along the idea that doing this one thing daily will change your life. Yes! Doing this is that important to your health and wellbeing! If I […]
The Self Love Question You Must Ask Yourself Daily
It came clear to me that although we struggled with different things, we both struggled, and we both came to the realization that it was that lack of self love, the feeling less than, feeling broken, feeling disconnected that drew her to drinking and drew me to an eating disorder and both of us to poor relationship choices.
Card Deck Creator Interview Series: Ponder or Pursue?
I found while flipping thru Tina’s cards that I had to dig deep to answer them. And then I thought, wow, how fun would this be to ask my partner and my kids these questions. What a great idea to leave a bowl of Ponder & Pursue cards on the coffee table! Imagine the conversations that can easily ignite, when they pull the card, “what are your pet peeves?”
Card Deck Creator Interview Series: Eat the Pickle
“Eat the Pickle” is a metaphor for being willing to experience the unexpected. Rayven says it’s the fastest way to teach our bodies to embrace a new future – one that we intentionally manifest. If you want to learn more about how she came up with this card deck idea.
Card Deck Creator Interview Series: Stretch Yourself
MEET KELLY MCCAUSEY. As a Business Coach, Content Creator, Community Builder and a “Beachie” , Kelly is all about Stretching Yourself. With her Card Deck she invites you to do the same. “Pick a card, lean in and ask what you want to do about it. There’s always a next stretch for you and your business!” I might […]