by Stacey Robbins | May 21, 2023 | An Unconventional Life, Hashimoto's, Health, Real Life, Spiritual Practice, Travel & Retreats, You're Not Crazy and You're Not Alone |
Nothing’s wrong. Everything’s fine. I’m okay. And that’s the problem. As I sit here with my bags all packed, except for those last minute items that I’ll throw in tomorrow morning before heading to LAX for my flight to Tokyo, there is literally nothing to fix, worry...
by Stacey Robbins | Nov 21, 2019 | An Unconventional Life, Hashimoto's, Real Life, Spiritual Practice |
Remember the movie Pretty Woman? You know, the one from about 30 years ago (gulp, yes, it was that long ago) where Julia Robert’s character is rescued and transformed from being a paid escort to being a valued and treasured woman. Sigh. We all love a good Before and...
by Stacey Robbins | Nov 12, 2019 | An Unconventional Life, Hashimoto's, Real Life, Simple Living, Spiritual Practice |
Theodore Roosevelt said: “Comparison is the thief of joy.” And boy-howdy is it! Honestly, I don’t know if it’s perimenopause or turning 51 this Thursday (November 14th) or what, but there’s a WHOLE LOT of comparing going on in my mind. It’s funny, I wasn’t doing that...
by Stacey Robbins | Nov 5, 2019 | An Unconventional Life, Real Life, Simple Living, Spiritual Practice |
My theme at our Italian Retreat 2 weeks ago was “Self-Care”. When you get inspired to create something, you get called to live it in your own life. Alignment.Integrity.Trust.Leadership.Service. If you want to have any or all of those elements be part of your life,...
by Stacey Robbins | Oct 8, 2019 | An Unconventional Life, Real Life, Spiritual Practice |
I would have loved to have you in my life But you didn’t love me for who I was So I was sad and thought there was something to fix in me I sought acceptance and approval from other peopleIn other places I changed me to fit molds that I didn’t even agree withAnd I...
by Stacey Robbins | Jul 23, 2019 | Real Life, Simple Living, Spiritual Practice |
Sometimes we forget to put first things first.Or maybe that’s just me…I know times when I’ve put a phone call with a friend, ahead of my child who wanted to tell me about a book he just read.I’ve stayed longer at an event and didn’t want to risk interrupting a...
