The Heart’s Voice

Right Sizing Our Metaphors For Maximum Progress

The metaphors and images we use to talk about our resistance have a lot of influence over whether we’ll feel defeated by them or make really great progress towards our desires.

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All Your Great Evidence is Behind You

When we’re trying really hard to move forward and succeed, it seems counter-intuitive to look back, but that’s where some of the best motivation and inspiration can be found.

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Presents & Presence for Your New Year

A collection of resources to help us receive the gifts of 2009 and set powerful, heart-based intentions for 2010.

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With Resolutions, a Good Idea Isn’t Good Enough

We choose most of our resolutions because they seem like a good idea, but it’s our deeper desires that will give us enough fuel to stay with it.

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Our Passions Have a Purpose

Whether we can make a living doing our passion is beside the point. Our passions are designed to transform us through the pursuit of them whether we ever make a cent on them or not.

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The War of Art Revisited…

The War of Art, by Steven Pressfield, is a brilliant journey into all aspects of our inner resistance and we get to ask him any three questions we want.

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Healthy decisions are all about the “why”

The difference between a good decision and a bad one, often boils down to our real motivation. As Briana points out, heck we can make broccoli and unhealthy decision.

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The Aha Moment on Self-Judgment and Abundance

Most of us who are doing any kind of personal development have come across the words ‘abundance’, ‘manifestation’ and ‘law of attraction’ and one time or another. In fact, ever since the publication of The Secret, it’s been pretty hard to avoid these terms. And most of us would like to be receiving more and [...]

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When Our Desire is for More Than Ourselves

There’s a pretty good chance, if you’re sitting in a house, with a computer, reading this in an email or on a web browser, that you have all your basic needs of food, clothing and shelter met, with some income left over to pay for internet and pay some attention to things beyond your own [...]

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