The past has NO power and the future has NO presence

Release your past…Forgive yourself.

We hold ourselves hostage to so many old thoughts and old regrets,so many should-haves, couldhaves,and if onlys.
Sometimes it’s at a steady low volume in our
heads, like background music; other times we turn the volume up
so loud that we can’t hear anything great coming out of
ourselves.

After the rain comes the rainbow. After the hurt comes the healing. Unfolding gently, closer every day, this is the natural way of things.

Hard times soften and fade. Hope rises to the surface, and smiles gradually find their way to faces as reminders of some of the precious things tomorrow will surely bring: Life always leads in that direction. Too slowly sometimes, but always
towards a more beautiful horizon. After sadness, resolve. After weakness, so much strength.

I’ll wish you strength,comforting thoughts and guiding signs and an innercompass that will help you know.

If you ever need a little reassurance that things are going to be all right, I’ll do whatever I can to remind you that…
I am a certified life coach for Women, that help women through transition. http://www.girltimecoaching.com

The secret of contentment?
Doing things that are good for your soul.

Hugs,
Christine

“Your time is limited, don’t waste it living someone else’s life. Don’t be trapped by dogma, which is living the result of other people’s thinking. Don’t let the noise of other’s opinion drowned your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition, they somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary.”

~ Steve Jobs

Cheers!
Christine

Often the news of an impending economic recession is accompanied by an equally heavy mental recession – our minds shrink to thoughts of
fear and uncertainty, and the days ahead seem filled with gloom. It need not be like this, and in fact we are only making the
situation worse for ourselves by becoming more depressed.
Fear is a reactive mechanism that operates when our identity is threatened.

My hubby got let go 1 yr. ago from an executive position. Times are challenging to say the least. I encourage him to be grateful, and that new and exciting opportunities will arise.

Here is a link to an article you may find interesting-Careers with Confidence: 6 Steps to Getting Back to WorkDisney family.com

Christine
http://www.girltimecoaching.com