Our relationships with other people are actually much simpler to define than we are led to believe. Because we cannot control the thoughts and feelings of another person, our relationship
The energy and emotions we carry with us are either repelling or attracting people. Positive emotions like love, kindness, acceptance, peace, curiosity all send energy to the people we interact
We all see the world through different and unique “lenses” formed by our life experiences, biases, strengths, weaknesses, race, and much more. We see the world through our literal eyes
Corinne Crabtree is a phenomenal example of changing her confidence, her identity and pursuing her dreams. She lost over 100 pounds and has kept it off for 15+ years and
In the third episode in this special Stay In Our Lane series, listen as Heidi explains what happens between our lanes, between people as we communicate, behave and show up
In this special Stay In Your Lane series, Heidi explains foundational concepts that help us stay anchored and calm in our “own lane”. This happens when we understand what everyone
Confidence is rooted in taking full responsibility for our life, or “our lane”. We are responsible to understand and manage our own thinking, feeling, doing and what we are creating.
Sarcasm may seem harmless, and possibly is it aimed at yourself. But there is a reason sarcasm is rarely received well. That is because sarcasm means “to tear flesh”. Sarcasm
It’s so easy to live life on auto-pilot, day in – day out, have our schedules, priorities, focuses and forget a few important facts. Its easy to forget the mundane
Our relationships with other people are actually much simpler to define than we are led to believe. Because we cannot control the thoughts and feelings of another person, our relationship
The energy and emotions we carry with us are either repelling or attracting people. Positive emotions like love, kindness, acceptance, peace, curiosity all send energy to the people we interact
We all see the world through different and unique “lenses” formed by our life experiences, biases, strengths, weaknesses, race, and much more. We see the world through our literal eyes
Corinne Crabtree is a phenomenal example of changing her confidence, her identity and pursuing her dreams. She lost over 100 pounds and has kept it off for 15+ years and
In the third episode in this special Stay In Our Lane series, listen as Heidi explains what happens between our lanes, between people as we communicate, behave and show up
In this special Stay In Your Lane series, Heidi explains foundational concepts that help us stay anchored and calm in our “own lane”. This happens when we understand what everyone
Confidence is rooted in taking full responsibility for our life, or “our lane”. We are responsible to understand and manage our own thinking, feeling, doing and what we are creating.
Sarcasm may seem harmless, and possibly is it aimed at yourself. But there is a reason sarcasm is rarely received well. That is because sarcasm means “to tear flesh”. Sarcasm
It’s so easy to live life on auto-pilot, day in – day out, have our schedules, priorities, focuses and forget a few important facts. Its easy to forget the mundane
