Category Archive: Leading Oneself

May
21

Truth(bomb)s To Meditate On

My philosophy and meditation guru, Jason Lamberth, dropped truth bombs like it was his job while we were in Bali together. He spoke with sincere conviction – making each statement land with such weight. Now that I’m back in Vancouver, I flip through my pages and pages of notes from our classes together to find …

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May
07

Only Love Can Save Us Now

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We’ve been playing with the power of dedication throughout my training. Simple experiments to see what happens when what I do is no longer for me, or my desires, but for someone else – to relieve their pain or to show them my gratitude or love. “What would you do if your best friend asked …

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May
02

They’re Going To Pop Up Eventually

This week is a cleansing week – juices and detoxes and colonics, oh my! As part of one of our discussions, we began to talk about the emotional impact of cleanses. When we got to the part about what happens when we try to control our emotions or override them, our teacher said: Not wanting …

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Apr
20

Shining Bright

When things get challenging, it’s easy for me to give up. Heated conversations can be walked away from instead of being dealt with. I can come out of a difficult backbend instead of breathing through it. I can also end wavering relationships, or write off annoying people, before I actually work on our partnership. These …

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Apr
08

My No Pose

This past weekend I was graciously offered a spot at the Baron Baptiste Immersion in Vancouver. Amidst a very sweaty practice, Baron spoke about our “no pose.” The pose that, when the teacher calls it out in class, you just want to get up and run away from. For me, that pose is malasana: Which …

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Apr
05

Inhale Deep

We all know that life can get hectic, but if you live in the second you exist in the present and that’s how you stay connected. Through good times and hardships if you learn to just accept it and know that every struggle in life is gonna teach you a lesson. It’s times like this …

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Apr
02

How To: Write Your Transformational Moments

I met up with Kelly to jam over gluten-free goodies last week and one of her questions to me was “how do you know when a moment is a transformational moment?” (As many of you know, I’ve been sharing my transformational moments with you over the last couple months – the moments that shifted me …

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Apr
01

Make Life Easy

Look at every e-mail only once. End every day with an empty inbox. Buy groceries that match a meal plan for the week. Indulge to feel good. Not out of habit. Say yes to the important and the worthwhile. (Projects, people, evening plans, etc.) Say no to those that aren’t to make more room to …

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Mar
21

Our Efficiency Will Change The World

Take care of yourself, and when you find peace, when your mental environment is balanced, then be the expert who can go out to balance the planet, fearlessly, caringly, and effectively. And, in the meantime, do the best you can, just like the rest of us, even us corporate people. How can an internally imbalanced, …

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Mar
12

Moment #7: Getting Clear On What Held Me Back

Age: 24 I had just joined lululemon and I was on development overdrive. The Leadership Development team that I was joining was completely transitioning, with the three existing members being replaced by me and two others that would be hired later that quarter. Needless to say, there was lots to learn, experience, shadow, and execute …

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