This past Sunday, my son, Isaiah, woke up at 6am and immediately started doing summersaults, making forts, jumping around and, basically, playing hide and seek with himself. My family and I stared at him in complete bewilderment that someone could have so much energy instantly after waking. Isaiah's response--"I make happy of little things." This statement not only perfectly describes Isaiah, but it also provides a lesson for me, one that I've learned countless times (and will surely learn countless more). The French have a phrase that captures this sentiment, "Joie de vivre," the joy of living. We see this joy so clearly in children, and it provides such a beautiful reminder to enjoy life, savor the simple, chase life, and laugh with abandon. I hope today, and everyday, I can adopt my son's perspective, and "make happy of little things."
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UpdateIt's hard to believe, but I have been in business for almost 7 years! As my business has grown, I have decided to take a break from blog posts and focus my attention on providing specialty services, some of which include Purpose Clarity Coaching, Life Map Coaching, and Enneagram Spectrum of Personality Types Coaching. I have received certifications in each of these areas (accredited certifications for CEU through the Center for Credentialing and Education). While I miss interfacing with you through this blog, I am excited to offer additional services to my clients. Please enjoy my blog archives. Archives
December 2020
CategoriesAuthorOne committed to processing truth, finding light in the darkness, savoring the simple, and living fully.
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