Most of the things I do—like 99% of them, is because I love to do them. I love the people who are doing it with me. People will say to me—you do too much… and I say, Yes! But I enJOY all the things I do! So, what could I give up? Well, I am here to tell you. I am finding the joy in saying no. Full stop. Complete sentence. Learning to say “no” and letting it hang out there all alone in its glory is a small kind of superpower. A JOY FILLED super power— Can’t you just see the le...
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Most of the things I do—like 99% of them, is because I love to do them. I love the people who are doing it with me. People will say to me—you do too much… and I say, Yes! But I enJOY all the things I do! So, what could I give up? Well, I am here to tell you. I am finding the joy in saying no. Full stop. Complete sentence. Learning to say “no” and letting it hang out there all alone in its glory is a small kind of superpower. A JOY FILLED super power— Can’t you just see the le...
Now that we know Zoom, how can we create opportunities that are safe and comfortable so that more people can participate? How can something like this make conferences and trainings affordable? Reduce time and travel? Even accessible to all physical abilities and health needs… I think that the pandemic… that forced us to zoom… actually has taught us an incredible use of communication and opened doors for support and connection.And reminds us of the opening credits of the Brady Bunch...
Joy Comes in the Morning by Amanda
Most of the things I do—like 99% of them, is because I love to do them. I love the people who are doing it with me. People will say to me—you do too much… and I say, Yes! But I enJOY all the things I do! So, what could I give up? Well, I am here to tell you. I am finding the joy in saying no. Full stop. Complete sentence. Learning to say “no” and letting it hang out there all alone in its glory is a small kind of superpower. A JOY FILLED super power— Can’t you just see the le...
