When I first launched this podcast, I talked about Bronnie Ware’s Five Regrets of the Dying, and how reflecting on them can help us live more intentionally now, so we don’t get to the end with regret. Lately, those regrets have been top of mind for me again, especially after the recent loss of someone close to me. I believe the five regrets of the dying can serve as gentle check-in points to help us live more fulfilling lives today. Here are some reflection questions inspired by those r...
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When I first launched this podcast, I talked about Bronnie Ware’s Five Regrets of the Dying, and how reflecting on them can help us live more intentionally now, so we don’t get to the end with regret. Lately, those regrets have been top of mind for me again, especially after the recent loss of someone close to me. I believe the five regrets of the dying can serve as gentle check-in points to help us live more fulfilling lives today. Here are some reflection questions inspired by those r...
Today I’m sharing ten helpful thoughts to think about, explore, or noodle on when you're about to take a big leap or make a meaningful change in your life. Whether you're switching careers, leaving a relationship, moving across the country, or simply choosing to live more authentically, this episode is for you! Here’s what I cover: 1. You don't need permission to do what you want to do (though you may want someone's blessing!) 2. You don’t owe anyone an explanation for what you’re plan...
Redesign Your Life - One Imperfect Step at a Time
When I first launched this podcast, I talked about Bronnie Ware’s Five Regrets of the Dying, and how reflecting on them can help us live more intentionally now, so we don’t get to the end with regret. Lately, those regrets have been top of mind for me again, especially after the recent loss of someone close to me. I believe the five regrets of the dying can serve as gentle check-in points to help us live more fulfilling lives today. Here are some reflection questions inspired by those r...
