As you may have read before, our adorable Jack Russell had been ill for more than 18 months. In February 2014, he became really ill after we took him off cortisone, and for...
Self-Care in Challenging Times
Last week I hosted the thought-provoking blog post from Leah Houseman, about Self-Care in a War Zone. She brought home the point that we need self-care especially in hard...
Four Steps To Unlock Your Creativity
Who Thought it Was That Easy? Guest Blog by Gudrun Frerichs I’m really fortunate to meet amazing authors in the authors learning groups I’m currently in. Today,...
Self-Care in a War Zone
Guest post by Leah Houseman Today I’m delighted to introduce you to a beautiful author friend from Israel. We met through an online Author forum and course and have...
Male and Female: VIP or Chauffeur?
Guest Blog by Christopher Nevill It is correct to say that quite a lot of women have tendency to “hide” behind the motherhood and wife thing and actually give up...
Self-Care is not Always Convenient
But when it’s necessary, it’s crucial to listen… Recently I got the chance to “walk my talk” and I want to tell you right away that it wasn’t easy or convenient. Starting...
Ask for Help or Suffer?
The first time I took Jack to his new specialist (that sounds just like a little person, right?) I was pleasantly surprised with the surroundings. Usually, at all the other...
How does Self-Care succeed when I cannot avoid all these responsibilities?
A while ago, I asked my awesome subscribers for their most pressing questions around self-care. I heard some heart-wrenching stories and truly wish I could distribute magic...
The Struggle When our Animals are in Pain
Shortly after Andrew and I got married in 2005, we adopted an adorable Jack Russell dog from a friend when he emigrated to Australia. At the time we thought we were helping...
Freedom – From What?
Guest Post: by Christopher Nevill “Freedom!” is one of the great political rallying cries that echo rather piteously around the world. The idea has been and still is seized...