Love has no agenda …

With all my heart, I’m thankful for the love we have in common. HAPPY NEW YEAR!! … More

With the new year, we renew our hope. And hope inspires forgiveness and mercy. In that spirit, the spirit of love, we extend grace, to our self and to others. In that spirit, we begin again, knowing we can do “better.”

Let’s remember that we can. And let’s go at it again, with all we’ve got … not because we have failed, but because we know we can’t fail. Love can’t. And to do “better,” is simply to manifest more of the love we are learning to remember.

Happy New Year!

Love smiles,… More

We might feel obligated to make New Year’s resolutions … but they’re often the same old promises or endeavors.

I put “write a book” on my list every year as far back as 1990; and Hampton Roads didn’t publish my first book “Naked Relationships” until 2002.

What takes us so long to get what we want — whether it’s losing 20 pounds, breaking a habit or changing careers? Fear.

Fear is the only thing that holds us back, or trips us up as we’re trying to move forward. We might “fail” because of a lack of desire, effort, follow-through, or understanding of what we truly want. But in every case, the “lack” is rooted in fear.

You might do a stand-up job of documenting your goal (year after year, like I did) to lose 20 pounds, but still lack the motivation to eat less and burn more calories. With all the hoopla on dieting, who knew it was so simple! Smile.

But what if you weren’t afraid to order a meal at your favorite restaurant and share it or take half of it home? If you knew you could have just as much fun, and look like your best self, eating half as much food, you’d do it, right?… More