True Alignment

Recently I attended DestinyFest in Toronto, a self-development conference I always enjoy. I’m a sucker for inspiring speakers and places where leaders openly uplift and encourage other leaders and—because I struggle with social anxiety—I keep trying to practice...

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The Power of Empathy

I’ve learned we have a surprising capacity for change. This morning, my 87 year old dad accidentally knocked over a mirror and it smashed into a million pieces. I heard him exclaim “shit” in a sad, exasperated tone.

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Old Soul Leaders

I believe there are many old soul leaders here on Earth right now who came here to try to take us in a better direction before it’s too late. If you’re here reading this, you’re probably one of them, too, even if you don’t think of yourself that way. Almost all my clients are old soul leaders disguised as successful founders, entrepreneurs, artists and other innovators, who feel a calling in their soul to contribute to a better shared reality.

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What’s Real For You Now?

As Rumi wrote: “If you are irritated by every rub, how will your mirror be polished?”

But, honestly, and no offence meant to Rumi, I think it’s human to feel irritated by this process. Let’s be real. It’s not fun being sanded, shaped and polished. It’s not fun facing all our fears and pain and parts of us we don’t yet know how to meet with love.

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10 Things I Learned While Writing My First Book

These lessons don’t just apply to writing a book. They are the same principles I applied when I founded a children’s charity that built schools and toilets in Asia helping hundreds of kids–which of course I had no idea how to do when I started. 

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How My Ability Works

Most of you know me as a clairvoyant coach, but I have two parts of myself:

One part is the higher consciousness part that channels guidance and knows how to solve any problem for anyone (assuming they follow the guidance). This part of me tunes into people like a radio station, and then I’m able to see what’s holding that person back from whatever they want to experience next, and how to clear it.

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Emotional Anchors and Deep Thoughts

I want. I want. I want…. but I’m not or I don’t have.

Of course it’s exciting to lean into these desires, and these are all perfectly good things to want and create. The problem isn’t the wanting. It’s the emotional anchor underneath the wanting. We wanna look at that.

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10 Rules of Real Love

Valentine's Day got me thinking about romantic relationships. I know too many amazing, beautiful people who have given up on finding something great, and I think that's a tragedy for two reasons: first because I'm a romantic (I'm not in love with bachata for...

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How to Become a “Natural” at Something

When I started taking latin dancing lessons in May I could barely move my body; I was so stiff and self conscious. I had barely ever danced before.

Yet this past Friday an amazing salsa dancer (and salsa’s not my strength) told me I’m a natural.

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Stop Doing This and You’ll Love 2018

A lot of people secretly think their life would be boring without drama. So even though they say they hate it, they subconsciously create, attract and feed it. What if you had nothing or no one to bitch at or about? No one to look down on or make fun of or gossip...

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How to Use Passion to Tap Into Your Genius

If you’re afraid to tap into your passion, you’ll never tap into your genius. And if you’re expressing passion from a place of anger and fear, you’ll never tap into your genius. So how do you use passion to tap into your genius?

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Want to Fix Yourself and Others? Try This Instead

If you want to help someone, don’t spout spiritual platitudes at them like “just be in the now”. Show up and listen with genuine empathy and unconditional love. Share your own vulnerabilities so they know they’re not alone. We cannot “fix” or heal people.

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