Many of us suffer from ‘superhuman syndrome’ and the ‘I can do it all on my own’ mentality, and we forget the importance of sharing experiences with others.
My amazing adventure as a barefoot Life Coach
For a couple of weeks, I will be a ‘digital nomad’. I’m not 20- or 30-something anymore. I’m a wife and a mother and I have a lot of commitments – and still, I brought my work and family with me to an island in Thailand.
An alternative to New Year’s resolutions
At the end of the year there is a pressure to set New Year’s resolutions to ensure that next year will be the best year yet. We want to exercise more, lose weight, get organised, learn a new hobby and live life to the fullest. I like to end the year differently.
3 Steps to Reduce Stress Right Now
When we don’t express our emotions we become stressed. We bottle up strong feelings and avoid confronting people. To reduce stress, we need to express our emotions and set boundaries.
How to find meaning in your life
I was strolling down Kastanienallee, one of the trendy shopping streets in the former East Berlin, with my bestie visiting from Sweden.
Not inspired to set yearly goals? Do this instead!
How is the beginning of the year unfolding for you? Do you have new energy or are you already tired from trying to make this year different?
Learnings From an Extraordinary Year – A Life Coach’s Experience
Feeling calm and present, I pour raspberry tea into my favorite cup. I have just devoted a couple of hours to my annual ritual – bringing my year to a close and celebrating the extraordinary things I’ve learned.
Make time for yourself to find what you’ve been longing for
“My biggest takeaway from the sessions with you was that I invested time in myself!” One of my clients just completed a coaching program with me. Over the course of eight weeks, she went from being completely overwhelmed, to creating a life with less pressure and more time for meaningful relationships.
Practice Staying Calm During Trying Times
It’s week 9 of… I was going to write “lockdown” or “home retreat” but none of those descriptions fit anymore to what this feels like right now. I found a new word, inspired by the trauma therapist Edith Eger, who says there is no such thing as a crisis. She says there are only “transitions”.
It’s okay to not be okay – forgiving ourselves during the pandemic
Today in the grocery store, a man screamed at me because I was too slow putting my groceries into my bags.Forty-nine people liked a comment where a woman verbally attacked another woman on social media. Two days ago I flipped out when my husband broke the social distancing rules.