GUEST POST: The 5 P’s of Life Productivity with Lori Rochino

Do you feel overwhelmed with work-life blending? While we all have the same 24 hours in a day, being able to use time effectively is a real challenge for many people. With the demands of work and personal life—not to mention digital distractions from phones, texting, social media, and more, it's no wonder we're so stressed out!  Here are five ways to beat overwhelm and give yourself the gift of self-care...

Make Yourself Your Priority

This Saturday I was fortunate enough to attend MogulX, and my second session of the day was titled “Finding Balance”,  led by Health & Wellness Expert, Sophia Roe. Sophia opened up to us about a time in her life where she was most unhappy—and after lots of self-reflection, she realized it was a result of her losing sight of what was really important to her. And, that led to my big reveal...

Stop Making Excuses

“STOP MAKING EXCUSES,” that’s what had to tell myself to make this blog post actually happen. Have you ever been there? If so, I’m sure you would agree that it’s a frustrating place to be. BUT, I’ve found there are 5 specific ways I wind up being able to successfully motivate myself to stop making excuses and I thought I would share these with you today.

Get Inspired by #BlogHer18 Creators Summit

Last week, I was fortunate enough to attend my very first BlogHer conference in NYC--and I was BLOWN AWAY by the speakers, panels, fellow bloggers, and general atmosphere of the entire event. This particular conference, the #BlogHer18 Creators Summit, was presented by SheKnows Media and focused on “celebrating the women who tell their stories to inspire and educate communities across the globe”. I was inspired by so many moments at this conference, that I wanted share some of my favorite quotes from the speakers over the two days...

How Yoga Changed Me

Many people mistakenly believe that yoga is all about flexibility. This couldn’t be further from the truth. While improving your flexibility is one of the benefits, it’s definitely not one of the most important for me. Not convinced? Here’s what I’ve learned from yoga...

The Importance of Journaling (and a Challenge!)

For me, journaling is a way to get things out of my mind and out onto a piece of paper so I don't have to remember it anymore or as a way to sort through something that’s been bothering me. It’s an amazing tool that has helped me grow as a person while revealing some interesting thoughts and feelings. I typically like to journal 3 different ways...