Your Guilt: Banish It and Release Your Energy

Your guilt, when it’s sitting in the driver’s seat, is a terribly negative, deflating, and ultimately unhelpful feeling. Often your guilt springs, not from actions but from old messages. And the good news is that there’s a lot you can learn from your guilt. As you open to the information your feelings offer, you’ll find…

When Procrastination Eats Your Time, This Helps

If procrastination eats your time you’re not alone. Indeed, losing time to procrastination is a common and extremely frustrating human experience. Despite your best intentions, there are always a few tasks that just seem to never get done.  They bounce along on your to-do list from one day to the next. And yes, they eventually…

Guilt Sapping Your Energy? Whether You’re 30 or 70, This Helps

Guilt is a huge energy drain. Whether you’re embarking on your career or looking back on your life, there’s no good purpose served by feeling guilty. But lots of us do just that, and the consequences are truly devastating. Maybe that sounds like an overstatement to you. But if you think about the cumulative effects…

Guilt and You — Root it Out Today with a Dose of Reality

In yesterday’s post I wrote about guilt and its debilitating effects — effects that you don’t have to accept in your life. If you take a moment and think about your biggest time-and-energy drains, my guess is that you might find guilt up there near the top of the list. So, today I’m going to…

Guilt Be Gone! Wake Up in the Right Side of Your Bed Today

Guilt. There’s nothing like it for sapping your energy and making each moment heavy with regret and self-critical angst. But you know what? It doesn’t have to be that way. It’s certainly within your reach to wake up each morning feeling joyful, excited about the day ahead. So let’s start with a familiar scenario where guilt…

Self-Criticism: See It, Stop It, and Find Time

Self-criticism is one of the most debilitating time traps that we engage in … and many of us do it without even knowing. We all have voices that chatter in our heads throughout the day. and they directly shape our time choices. 

Crisis Times: Respond Using These 3 Timely Tips

Crisis times come unexpectedly, by definition.  How do you respond?  When it’s someone else’s crisis that strikes, do you find yourself full of feelings and knocked off track? The time challenges that a crisis presents are complex.  But the good news is that a friend or family member’s crisis, while very difficult, doesn’t need to…