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I’m so excited today, I can hardly sit still! In just the first three days of this week so much has happened. I’m grateful and thrilled beyond belief and can hardly wait to share it with you, my friend.
On Sunday, in Roanoke, Virginia, my dream of learning Reiki began. Three of us sat in Yvette’s spirit room as she patiently and thoroughly went through the training with us. I feel lighter and energized. I am excited for the next steps so that I might incorporate some Reiki into my coaching practice to help grief move through our bodies. My instructor, Yvette LeFlore will be a guest on my podcast later this month.
Yvette told us that we might expect to have some unusual dreams and feelings after the training and attunements. She was right! Each night since I have remembered one. They were both odd, a little disturbing and upon further reflection both were humorous as well as calming. |
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| On Monday I had a beautiful drive across the state of Virginia from Roanoke to Norfolk to my daughter, Nina’s house. My grandson, Hunter, who is almost eight had a cub scout blue and gold banquet and cake baking contest. He’s a brand new cub scout and was really excited for his first banquet and competition. He and his mom baked and decorated a fantastic cake, if I may say so. The theme was Mine Craft. In the car on the way to the banquet he said, “wouldn’t it be amazing if the new kid won the cake contest?” He DID!!! Hunter won first prize with a perfect score! |
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| Left – Hunter showing off his first prize win in his cub scout uniform!
Right – The cake – homage to Mine Craft? Each square was individually cut from home made fondant and applied to Oreo frosting over chocolate cake. Hunter also made each of the characters in paper! |
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Available Today on Amazon!!!
After what seemed like an eternity to me, an impatient person, my newest collaborative book, The Grief Experience, was released on Amazon today!!!!
There are 25 chapters, each by a different author, who shares a story from their own personal grief journey in a very vulnerable and brave way. Each chapter ends with a tool that the reader may use to help them navigate their own journey.
We would love your support by purchasing a copy of the Kindle (digital) version or the paperback. The Kindle has a special release price of only $1.99.We’d love a review too! Help us make this a best-seller! |
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The Grief Experience Virtual
Conference
March 20, 2024
Noon – 4 pm
It’s for anyone and everyone experiencing grief of any type.
I recorded a special program for you on Moving from Surviving to Thriving After a LifeQuake. It is available to watch on your own as one of the conference’s bonuses.
You also get a copy of our special Grief Toolkit. |
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USE CODE AL17 FOR $10 OFF YOUR REGISTRATION
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| Inspiration for a Woman’s Soul & I’m In It!
Spreading love, wisdom and inspiration since 2006!
I’m honored to be a contributing writer in Aspire’s “Embracing Self-Confidence ” issue along with cover feature, Tama Kieves, Speaker, Spiritual Career & Success Coach, and author of numerous transformational books.
Along with my article, 7 Steps to find the SILVER LININGS in the Transition, you’ll discover empowering content from some of today’s leading visionaries.
Over 80 pages of love, wisdom and inspiration for women and by women.
New to Aspire? Peek inside a mini vision of the current issue today!
While you’re there claim your FREE subscription—it includes a treasure trove of transformational gifts
Enjoy the articles here! |
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If you’re struggling with the effects of a life transition, know that you’re not alone. Remember that it’s more than okay to take time for self-care and prioritize your emotional well-being.
Don’t feel shy or afraid to seek support from loved ones, join a support group, work with a professional, like me, who specializes in grief. You can schedule a time to chat with me here.
If you or someone you know would like coaching, I have a few spots open. Remember, grief doesn’t only happen when a loved one dies. It can happen with any big life change, even positive ones.
Until the next time, I love and appreciate you and am standing by to help you navigate your lifequake,
Amy |
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