What Makes You Beautiful? - We ask ourself on a very deep level “what does beauty really mean to me?” “How do I fully embody strength and le

Being a good friend means a lot of different things to people. Friendship to me is so important that I chose not to have it for a long time.

It's not about the right answers; it's about asking the right questions.

Learning to dance is like learning to play; there's nothing to learn! You already know how to do it, you just have to let it happen.

The other day I was chatting with a friend about the philosophy behind homeschooling and the question “what if you see your child sitting around doing nothing?” This got me thinking about our relationship with children. If I look at myself as an adult, I’m consciously trying to clear the clutter from my mind and make time to sit alone and just be. I will take the moment to watch the sunrise or go outside and just watch the world around me not thinking and doing nothing. I rea

When I woke up this morning, this view greeted me. I am truly in awe of this earth and all the different views that can be seen daily. I took a moment just to watch and listen to the morning and lingered in my chair for just a few more minutes to acknowledge the beauty that surrounds me. Sometimes in our busy lives we forget this and rush on to the next activity that we put on our list. On mornings like this one, I remind myself the importance to stop, slow down and remember

Hiiiiii! This is Chandra from Awaken 🔥 I just wanted to share a little something I’ve learned during my journey to lose almost 100lbs 😆 that is.... it’s never too late to become who might have been.. 🌱 ⠀ I’m not talking about changing WHO you are... I’m talking about becoming so completely and unapologetically you that those around you feel inspired to do the same ✨ For me it wasn’t JUST about losing the weight... it was about dropping the baggage, vanquishing excuses an

Changing the way we view the feminine spirit. As with all personal development, here is the most important piece to remember: you don’t have