Daily Whispers

I'm fired up and ready to dive deep into the under-informed, under-researched world of women's health—especially the menopause journey.

The invisibility factor is real and it needs to change. In this Whisper, I share my story of not being seen for three days.

[rebroadcast] Speed creates struggle. Slow down and stop moving so fast.  Let's talk about stress and struggle and how we race around town. There's the obvious physical speed but there's also mental and emotional speed. Learn to notice speed and how running too fast causes accidents and mistakes. Discover how to pause and slow your life down. How to slow down? Try these tips.  Sticky notes - Put simple messages around your home, office (and car) to slow down. Bells - Use dings and boings to remind you to pause Thresholds - Notice your state of being when transitioning from one room to another Red lights - Watch your breath during the stop Arrive early - Try being ten minutes early for appointments to avoid stress What are some of the benefits of moving slowly?  Experience more mental space and clarity Sense life more fully, i.e. your cup of coffee, your lunch, the conversation You become more efficient and effective At the end of the day, people who move more slowly and speak mindfully are simply easier to be around. Be one of those easy people and slow down today. Mentions and More Slow Danceby David Weatherford Related episodes: #2: We Keep Missing Moments ----------- For more on my teachings read  On The Verge: Wake Up, Show Up and Shine  Also check out the No Speed. No Struggle Primer Practice on the free On The Verge mobile app oniTunesand Google Play

This Whisper is to point you back to yourself—to look in the mirror and say, YES, you are already the best version of yourself.

Why is it scary to be completely present? Because there's nowhere to hide. Being presents is also present where we come alive.