* *Guest blog post by Laura Seabloom, who is teaching Real, Redefined, and Radiant You (workshop) this Saturday and Sunday** I recently purchased a new bag (which I absolutely love) for a trip out east. Keep in mind, I was not shopping for this bag at the time, but had been in the market for one for a while. As I was checking out, there it was right in front of me. It was catching my eye - it had all the right compartments, was multipurpose, and simply beautiful. However, I was resistant to buying it because of the color. It was a shade of light gray/cream and I didn't think it was the most practical choice as I was about to be traveling and couldn't imagine it staying clean through the t
We all have them. The days where we wake up in the morning and we aren’t quite sure how we will be able to get through it. Where we know there is something we have to do that isn’t going to be fun, yet we have no choice but to put on our big girl pants and make it happen. Regardless of what the specifics are, it’s incredibly difficult to move through a day, knowing there is something we must face that isn’t pleasant. Even so, we can find ways to connect with the part of ourselves that is calm and at ease. At our inner core, we have a stillness that we can access, even when everything around us is in turmoil. When we can’t change the situation we are faced with, how can we find some comfor
