Throw your heart out in the name of your life purpose, even when you don't know what will happen.
Let's face it: How you interact matters. In fact, how you act when you communicate may matter as much as and sometimes more than the words that you say.
Your life is explicitly designed for your own growth. Every person you meet, every situation you encounter, challenges you to become a stronger, more loving, and confident person. Try to appreciate the grace of both the hurdles and the joys you've been given.
When we understand WHY people say the things they say, we gain a lot of personal power.
As of late, the word "bitch" seems to have taken on a whole new meaning -- a meaning that really peeves me.
About nine months into my solo living it hit me -- I was enjoying my life a lot more than I did before.
Being intimate with another person can bring out a wide range of awkward, unwelcome insecurities (just ask Girls star Lena Dunham), but if you're stru...
Over the years, I've noticed two very common threads that weave their way through just about every conversation between women.
With just over three months to the Summer Olympics in London, many people are picking their favorites to win bronze, silver and gold. As I recall my own experiences leading into my second Olympic games, I've learned not to count out the media's underdogs.
Perception and sight are so crucial to putting that one has to wonder: What does the slumping Tiger see? Is it something different than the dominant Tiger saw in his heyday? New research may offer some insight on this question.
I want to offer you a concept shift, a whole new way of thinking about feedback that has allowed feedback to serve me, instead of scare me.
For me, having two young daughters has not only expanded my access to joy and deepened my sense of gratitude, but it has heightened my concern for the dangerously subversive messages they've already started to receive.
If we don't ask for what we want, we will never know what we can really have.
I'm in love with Pinterest the new hot social network where images are digital coke -- addictive, unlimited pleasure with just a few side effects -- l...
Have you ever had the feeling that you didn't really know what you were doing, and it was just a matter of time before someone realized it and exposed you as a fraud?
All of us come into this world playing big, not small. We don't suppress our cries or laughs or joys. We don't think badly of ourselves. We live life as an announcement.
When you read (or hear) something that finds deep resonance with your soul it's not because you are receiving anything new; you are remembering something that you already know at some level.
In you is the future. In you there is hope. You are our child. Whether we live together or apart, our hearts and our prayers go with you each and every day.
It's hardly a radical insight to note that popular culture has a limiting view of femininity. Despite how toxic the images of popular culture may be to a woman's self-image, there are lessons we can learn about how to enjoy pop culture while avoiding the bloat.
As many of you know I've been seen at 26 years of age and 46 years of age naked round the world the last several weeks.
By Jenn Leyva | Role/Reboot Without fail at noon on every Friday, 30 minutes before my beginning ballet class starts, a mixture of fear and dread o...
I don't know about you, but I rarely leave the house without makeup. I've even submitted to the mighty makeup brush on occasion before my morning run
My mom says I should stop thinking so much about myself. (Does she understand the concept of blogging?) She's right. And my friends think the photos are lovely.
The wealth in this world is truly astonishing. Not the glittering wealth of possessions, fast cars, luxury yachts, fashion statements. It is the wealth in each one of us ordinary human beings that is extraordinary, unfathomable and profoundly capable of righting the wrongs we meet.
But I love these shorts! I've worked hard to stay in shape and maintain the stamina it takes to do four hours on my feet in 5-inch heels. If I do say so myself, my high mileage legs literally and figuratively kick ass.
