Creation Conversations With Sheryl

I've talked about nothing happens unless you ask for it. And when it finally shows up...do you go into..this is to good to be true. I don't deserve this etc. We need to begin to receive the gifts from the universe!

What is a mother? Is she always nurturing and caring? What is the flip side of being a mother? And how can we embrace everything that it means to be one!

Through having conversations with my daughter she has helped me look at what it was like growing up. And things she has learned from her experience.

Let's begin to acknowledge the greatness of the busy instead of making it a problem. Your Body knows what it needs...trust it!

When do we need to defend the line and when are we wasting energy. Take a different perspective on how to work through these situations

If we can learn to detach from a projected outcome or how we think things "should be". We can allow ourselves to have more ease and less stress in our life.

Within all of us is whatever we need..and sometimes creating the space is all we require. Sometimes the silence is the answer we are looking for!

Let's not limit what we eat or drink. By keeping things open we will know better what our body requires instead of limiting it!

Let's learn to embrace death when it's our time. We spend so much time fighting death in this culture. Maybe it's time to look at death as a healing process.

What is within you that is ready to be born or awakened? The more we begin to acknowledge these gifts more we become ourselves.

Meditation usually lends a picture of someone sitting cross legged chanting a mantra. This is ONE way to meditate. Begin to explore in your world what form of "Meditation" works for you.

Don't listen if you think you may get offended.

To all you "moms" out there and children. Let's create a space together that's greater!

You have something in front of you that seems impossible to tackle. What are some ways to work through it and get it done!

In this episode I explain how a recent event helped me to realize how much taking time for myself in the morning has an impact on rest of my day.